oh my god
oh my god
OMFG 🤬
The real fun (as in terrifying) thing? When CO2 was at 419 ppm, converting all of the other GHGs into their CO2 equivalent resulted in a combined number of 534 ppm. With current CO2 levels 8 ppm higher, I'd assume the current combined CO2 equivalent would be at least 542 ppm. gml.noaa.gov/aggi/
"Note: The IPCC suggests that a constant concentration of CO2 alone at 550 ppm would lead to an average increase in Earth’s temperature of ~3°C (5.4°F)."
"For a time". It's always, ALWAYS, under the assumption that "we stopped emitting by then". Anyway, yeah, bring on CO2(e), please.
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Well, obviously the solution is to shut down the NOAA. If they can't report on it, then its not happening.
Sad response from a sad sorry sack of POTUS.
(No one who knows what they are talking about calls it "the NOAA")
Eh, still want an international CO2(e) standard. With methane and nitrous, that graph is a LOT taller. If you don't use those other GHGs, you may make the mistake of comparing to previous eras in earth's history, which would be a mistake.
Bleak as hell
It’s not going to end well …
Hey @zacklabe.com, good implied Q below re. if we could see the sum CO²e for the GHG. Do you have that handy, or a link? Kind regards and fervent wishes for the Lab's financial well-being!
You can find this on my website (4th graphic down the page): zacklabe.com/climate-chan...
Thank you kindly!
As of yesterday, up 1.8 ppm year over year.