Ocean phytoplankton and algae produce 70-80% of the earths atmospheric oxygen. Why is tree conservation for oxygen so popular over ocean conservation then?

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Ocean phytoplankton and algae produce 70-80% of the earths atmospheric oxygen. Why is tree conservation for oxygen so popular over ocean conservation then?

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Not sure if someone mentioned this, but on top of they’re familiarity and importance to the atmosphere, they’re a valuable resource. Think of all the wooden objects you may have nearby, from floors and tables to instruments and infrastructure. Losing trees would be detrimental to the economy just because of how versatile it is from a business perspective.

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