Posted on Dec 5, 2018
Carbon Dioxide Emissions Are Up Again. What Now, Climate?
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As climate negotiators from around the world meet in Poland this week and next to figure out how to keep greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere, they are hearing some discouraging news: Emissions of the biggest pollutant, carbon dioxide, are going up.
For three years — 2014 through 2016 — the amount of atmospheric CO2 had leveled off. But it started to climb again in 2017, and is still rising.
For three years — 2014 through 2016 — the amount of atmospheric CO2 had leveled off. But it started to climb again in 2017, and is still rising.
Carbon Dioxide Emissions Are Up Again. What Now, Climate?
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel, I know you keep up with climate change and it’s control/consequences. I’m working on a paper of sorts that tells of a side of climate change that scientists are either purposefully or unintentionally ignoring. I see you posting a bit on this and would like to see if you would be willing to read it when I am finished.
On a side note, whether climate change is currently taking place is no brained in my opinion: it clearly is. The real question is “how much has man affected it?”
My paper seeks to point out a broader problem that will have no viable solution because of the sacrifices required.
I hope you’re willing to help me out.
On a side note, whether climate change is currently taking place is no brained in my opinion: it clearly is. The real question is “how much has man affected it?”
My paper seeks to point out a broader problem that will have no viable solution because of the sacrifices required.
I hope you’re willing to help me out.
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