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The Bloomberg Carbon Clock – June 2022
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The Bloomberg Carbon Clock
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The Bloomberg Carbon Clock
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THE BLOOMBERG CARBON CLOCK
In 800,000 years. Before industrialization, carbon dioxide hovered around 280 parts per million. 450 ppm is considered the danger zone that will be associated with extreme weather patterns. The forecast is that the 450 ppm level will be reached by 2040. The monthly values reflect the cyclical or seasonal changes in an inexorably upward secular […]
The Bloomberg Carbon Clock
May 1974 to the Present: Mauna Loa Observatory average CO2 record, maintained by NOAA. The monthly values reflect the cyclical or seasonal changes in an inexorably upward secular trend. Check out the graph on the webpage cited below. FacebookTweetLinkedInEmail
The Bloomberg Carbon Clock
The monthly values reflect the cyclical or seasonal changes in an inexorably upward secular trend. Check out the graph on the webpage cited below. FacebookTweetLinkedInEmail
THE BLOOMBERG CARBON CLOCK
The monthly values reflect the cyclical or seasonal changes in an inexorably upward secular trend. Check out the graph on the webpage cited below. FacebookTweetLinkedInEmail
THE BLOOMBERG CARBON CLOCK
Carbon dioxide pollution is the primary reason the Earth is warming. The number you will see is the estimates the level of CO2 in the Earth’s atmosphere right now, based on monthly averages. CO2 is measured in parts per million, a tiny increment with huge effects. If you take any given volume in the atmosphere […]
THE BLOOMBERG CARBON CLOCK
May 2021 The monthly values reflect the cyclical or seasonal changes in an inexorably upward secular trend. Check out the graph of long-term trends on the webpage cited below. FacebookTweetLinkedInEmail
The Bloomberg Carbon Clock July 2021
The monthly values reflect the cyclical or seasonal changes in an inexorably upward secular trend. Check out the graph of long-term trends on the webpage cited below. *The International Geophysical Year [IGY] started in July 1957 and extended through December 1958. Scientists from around the world measured every sort of geophysical feature to establish a […]
THE BLOOMBERG CARBON CLOCK
The monthly values reflect the cyclical or seasonal changes in an inexorably upward secular trend. Check out the graph of long-term trends on the webpage cited below. FacebookTweetLinkedInEmail
The Bloomberg Carbon Clock April 2021
The monthly values reflect the cyclical or seasonal changes in an inexorably upward secular trend. Check out the graph of long-term trends on the webpage cited below. FacebookTweetLinkedInEmail
The Bloomberg Carbon Clock, April 2023
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The Bloomberg Carbon Clock – April 2023
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The Bloomberg Carbon Clock – December
The monthly values reflect the cyclical or seasonal changes in an inexorably upward secular trend. Check out the graph of long-term trends on the webpage cited below. FacebookTweetLinkedInEmail
The Bloomberg Carbon Clock – February 2022
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The Bloomberg Carbon Clock for October
The monthly values reflect the cyclical or seasonal changes in an inexorably upward secular trend. Check out the graph of long-term trends on the webpage cited below. FacebookTweetLinkedInEmail
The Bloomberg Carbon Clock – January 2022
The monthly values reflect the cyclical or seasonal changes in an inexorably upward secular trend. Check out the graph of long-term trends on the webpage cited below. FacebookTweetLinkedInEmail
The Bloomberg Carbon Clock – July 2022
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The Bloomberg Carbon Clock June 2021
The monthly values reflect the cyclical or seasonal changes in an inexorably upward secular trend. Check out the graph of long-term trends on the webpage cited below FacebookTweetLinkedInEmail