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if we call it a gigaton of tyre and convert that to 1 billion tons of CO2, probably not that much assuming its a one off spike of CO2.

 

you wouldn't increase the concentration of CO2 by much (2 parts in 10^10)

 

its a fair fraction of the 2008 CO2 release from fossil fuels, (31.8 gigatons).

 

It wouldn't be good, but it probably wouldn't cause drastic and immediate effects like the mediterranean evapourating or the antartic icesheets sliding into the sea.

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Assuming that the air in tyres is at 2 bars, you would be releasing twice the volume into the atmosphere and replacing it with CO2 would isolate quite a lot of CO2!

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