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"Carbon dioxide tolerance" as a book category covers works that explore how organisms, systems and societies respond to elevated levels of atmospheric or local CO2. It includes scientific monographs and textbooks on plant, animal and human physiology and ecology under high-CO2 conditions; technical manuals and protocols for measuring, managing or engineering CO2 tolerance (in industry, aquaculture, or bioreactors); policy and urban-planning analyses of adaptation and resilience strategies; and popular science and case-study collections about ecosystem shifts, health effects and mitigation trade-offs. The label also embraces speculative and science-fiction treatments that imagine futures or technologies shaped by chronic hypercapnia—from communities adapted to pressurized environments to biotech solutions that increase tolerance—so the unifying theme is the limits, mechanisms and consequences of coping with raised carbon dioxide.

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