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Uploaded on Apr 16, 2010

Time history of atmospheric carbon dioxide from 800,000 years before present until January, 2009. Recommend full screen/HD to read titles. See http://carbontracker.noaa.gov for more information on the global carbon cycle.

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  • OperationCrossroad

    It looks like the knob on that thermostat has been cranked all the way to the right; so now let's see what happens.

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  • Dersou0ouzala

    bon ba préprarez vos maillot les gars la plage arrive.

    c'est pas beau le progrès :)

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  • Kasra Ghodsi

    -_-

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  • Kasra Ghodsi

    I think you accidentally grammar.

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  • m1aws

    A well put together video!

    Note the C02 climbs are in the Northern Summers. Not the fuel consuming winters.

    Using Fourier on the graphs in the "woodfortrees" website. Using TSI and C02 variance, C02 lags Solar activity by three months.

    And for all you Carbonazi's. ALL the oxygen you breathe was once C02. Life on Earth captured the carbon, so nature in her magnificence made us to give it back!

    Whats more, planetary temperatures are a function of gas pressure and Solar radiation. NOT C02!!

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  • jimthorne73

    History From 800,000 years ago. Who was the author?

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  • propableself944

    bullshit even, all computersimulation based nonsense driven by fraud. nothing heard of data manipulation. CO2 is natural, a tiny part of the atmosphere, humans are only responsable for a fraction of that what is released and CO2 boosts plantgrowth. Gore is a hoaxer and a globalist who has undertaken the effort of bringing in a carbon-controlgrid to own your fucking life sheople because you are so afraid of big colourful pictures. the Sun drives the climate and CO2 follows. plant a tree. Cheers

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  • Scott Northcott

    Graphically alarming frightening even. Piercing; incisive: poignant criticism of giants irresponsible behaviour & bad habits of a lifetime pre & post industrial age. Things have to change QU & ARK hope to make a significant difference.

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  • havstormer

    Oh by the way, before you say it, no, volcanoes aren't responsible for all the CO2 in the atmosphere. Not even close. Human activity, specifically the burning of fossil fuels, produces in just *five days* the same amount of CO2 that volcanoes produce in a whole year.

    agu[dot]org/pubs/pdf/2011EO240­001[dot]pdf

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