Data Points For Earth Day
Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide is at 400 ppm, up from 280, up 43% since before the Industrial Revolution The last record Continue reading
Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide is at 400 ppm, up from 280, up 43% since before the Industrial Revolution The last record Continue reading
Just the data. No judgments. March 2015, CO2 reached 400.06 ppm.
Various measures are proposed as targets to avoid climate change, though that is a misnomer. The climate is changing. It Continue reading
The trend line for California’s average temperature suggests warming by 4F every 50 years – and then it spiked. It Continue reading
Climate change is hard to measure because it is noisy data. Decades of data provide trends. Daily fluctuations provide noise. Continue reading
The goal is to limit atmospheric carbon dioxide accumulation to a total of 1,100 billion tons. There’s already 800 billion Continue reading
The methane eruptions creating great craters in Siberia are a natural response to warming permafrost. Alaska’s permafrost (and probably Canada’s Continue reading
California’s drought continues, and the state has enacted restrictions that reach into bathrooms and onto lawns. The state has to Continue reading