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How to Visualise the Dangerous Increase in CO2 Levels Since Pre-industrial Times

Posted on the 26 June 2019 by Markwadsworth @Mark_Wadsworth

The two squares represent relative levels of nitrogen and oxygen as white (nearly 80%); average water vapour as darker blue (2%); peak water vapour as pale blue (another 2%); and CO2 levels as black (pre-industrial levels about 300 ppm; current levels about 400 ppm; or 0.03% and 0.04%).
The upper square shows represents pre-industrial levels (three blocks) and the lower square represents current levels (four blocks).
Scary stuff, huh?
How to visualise the dangerous increase in CO2 levels since pre-industrial times


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