This will change our planet forever. On this Earth Day, look at how humanity has increased global greenhouse gas concentrations (here in CO₂-equivalents), compared to the natural changes over the preceding 130,000 years:
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This will change our planet forever. On this Earth Day, look at how humanity has increased global greenhouse gas concentrations (here in CO₂-equivalents), compared to the natural changes over the preceding 130,000 years:
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NOAA stated ~540ppm CO2eq. Can you explain, why your graph shows 573ppm? Thanks. gml.noaa.gov/aggi/aggi.html
As I mentioned before, I think @climate.noaa.gov should have included other greenhouse gases. This creates a lot of confusion. The IPCC methodology they use provides a tropospheric ozone FORCING estimate of +0.5 W/m²:
Thanks to @weatherprof.bsky.social for often asking the important questions that help me explain this all better. Jeff understands that these are the crucial parameters that determine how fast our climate changes. And knows how to clearly communicate it to a broad audience.
Not disputing this great graph, but where does the 573 number come from? Manua Loa show ~430 (and ~426 global), or am I missing something? gml.noaa.gov/ccgg/trends/...