And the recent 17 year pause? Consolidation or temp trend change?...The current warming trend is of particular significance because most of it is very likely human-induced and proceeding at a rate that is unprecedented in the past 1,300 years.
And the recent 17 year pause? Consolidation or temp trend change?
If the Y axis on your chart started at zero, it wouldn't look so "scary".
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I am serious. And 400 ppm is only 0.04% of the atmosphere.lol unch for 17 years at 400ppm out of 400,000 years? (arguably 650k years, but going by the chart). It's moved more in 60Y than it's moved in any 30,000 year period in history and more in the last 10,000Y than at any time, ever. Looks like a dramatic new high to me. You can't be serious.
I read only last year that a single volcanic eruption ( don't recall which one) completely negated the EU's entire carbon reduction effort to date.You think maybe it's all those damn volcanoes erupting all over the globe?
It won't change the numbers, it will make it look less dramatic.Replacing 160ppm with zero would help how? The Y-axis is linear (as is X).
I am serious. And 400 ppm is only 0.04% of the atmosphere.
I read only last year that a single volcanic eruption ( don't recall which one) completely negated the EU's entire carbon reduction effort to date.
It won't change the numbers, it will make it look less dramatic.
But then if you want it to look dramatic...
Are you serious?How exactly would it appear "less dramatic" to you considering it's not even a log-scale?
Yes I realize it's a linear scale, genius.It's linear, genius.
Are you serious?Yes I realize it's a linear scale, genius.