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RE: Mauna Loa Observatory - Another CO2 Record - HereOnThePrimalEdge - 03-08-2019
While I'm no scientist,...
Neither am I, but here is a chart with monthly CO2 measurements taken and compiled by scientists starting in 1958 when levels were 314 ppm. Generally the highest levels are in May or June:
https://www.co2.earth/monthly-co2
RE: Mauna Loa Observatory - Another CO2 Record - alaskyn66 - 05-13-2019
Co2 levels have now broke 415. One could argue that the volcanoes kept it lower.
https://www.sciencealert.com/it-s-official-atmospheric-co2-just-exceeded-415-ppm-for-first-time-in-human-history
RE: Mauna Loa Observatory - Another CO2 Record - HereOnThePrimalEdge - 05-13-2019
Speaking of CO2, Senator Brian Schatz says this is the best thing on the internet today:
https://mobile.twitter.com/brianschatz/status/1128115789683417090
Original source:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JDcro7dPqpA
RE: Mauna Loa Observatory - Another CO2 Record - ElysianWort - 05-13-2019
https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2019/05/14/new-daily-baseline-carbon-dioxide-levels-atmosphere-set-hawaii-facility/
Hmm. Seems a bit frightening to me.
RE: Mauna Loa Observatory - Another CO2 Record - TomK - 05-13-2019
"Co2 levels have now broke 415. One could argue that the volcanoes kept it lower."
I suspect it would be more accurate to say volcanoes make little difference to long-term atmospheric CO2 levels, at least at the current volcanic activity level we have these days.
RE: Mauna Loa Observatory - Another CO2 Record - HereOnThePrimalEdge - 05-15-2019
37 years ago Exxon predicted rhe CO2 Level would reach 415 ppm, as measured by Mauna Loa Observatory recently. Exxon scientists even drew a graph showing the correlation of increased CO2 in the atmosphere and the corresponding rise in temperature. It’s dead on.
Back in 1982.
Due to burning fossil fuels.
By humans.
It’s eerie seeing how well the company understood both climate science and the world’s patterns of economic growth built on the back of fossil fuels.
https://earther.gizmodo.com/exxon-predicted-2019-s-ominous-co2-milestone-in-1982-1834748763
RE: Mauna Loa Observatory - Another CO2 Record - HereOnThePrimalEdge - 06-05-2019
Another CO2 record for the month of May (measurements vary by month throughout the year, so not the highest ever on record). I expect that soon, when it just gets too hot for too long during the summer months, people will claim they don’t believe in the reading on a thermometer:
414.8 parts per million
https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2019/06/05/another-month-another-worrisome-record-hawaii-facility-that-measures-co/
RE: Mauna Loa Observatory - Another CO2 Record - HereOnThePrimalEdge - 06-07-2019
Here’s a link which shows a chart of air quality and temps in a large conference hall. During a long meeting CO2 levels increase measurably, as do temperatures. People become sleepy. Now imagine if it’s you, on Earth...
https://mobile.twitter.com/NoisyAstronomer/status/1136285642965434368?cn=ZmxleGlibGVfcmVjcw%3D%3D&refsrc=email
RE: Mauna Loa Observatory - Another CO2 Record - glinda - 06-07-2019
Another CO2 record...
Don't worry about it HOTPE, I am sure it is just some kind of Chinese plot. Mind games, fake news. I mean, come on, according to our Dear Leader, America has the best weather.
RE: Mauna Loa Observatory - Another CO2 Record - alaskyn66 - 06-07-2019
The tool said the other day that we " Have the cleanest climate"
Whatever that means.