Dale says, "We learned from our elementary biology class that plants emit life-requiring oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide, one of the products of combustion.
If we eliminate activities that create carbon dioxide, we also decrease oxygen, and then where would we be?"

For this to be true, carbon dioxide would have to be the limiting material in the production of oxygen by plants. It is not. You could drop carbon dioxide levels to the ppm they were at the start of the century and we would not start turning blue and gasping for breath.

The "relax and enjoy it" suggestion is bizarre as well, both in content and the allusion it makes.