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1. No.

   There is no measurable loss of oxygen in the Earth’s atmosphere. But there is a 35% increase in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

   When a person is sealed in an air tight room, they eventually suffocate not because they use up the oxygen but because they poison themselves with the carbon dioxide they exhale. When the person finally suffocates there is almost as much oxygen in the room as in the outside air, but there is a lot more carbon dioxide in the room.

   Solar panels make electricity without burning any fuel and without releasing any carbon dioxide into the Earth’s atmosphere.

2. When are you going to go back to 4th grade and learn that oxygen doesn’t need to be conserved. It goes through a cycle. Plants take in CO2 from farting cows :) with the process of photosynthesis, then excess oxygen that we breath. If there’s anything we need to conserve, it’s forests. Not water or oxygen…

3. Nope