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2. The rate of increase slowed, but that was about all . .

Sat Oct 16, 2021, 09:18 AM

Oct 2021

And since each ppm represents 2.13 billion tons of carbon, even during COVID we managed to bump up atmospheric content by about 2.5 billion tons.

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I still can't believe it didn't go down in 2020 jimfields33 Oct 2021 #1

The rate of increase slowed, but that was about all . . hatrack Oct 2021 #2

That's why this is going to be an impossible task. jimfields33 Oct 2021 #3

GAME OVER. Moostache Oct 2021 #4