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A Disturbing Trend In Atmospheric CO2
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LMAO … I’m sure your hilarious sense of humor will be lost on the alarmists. The adjustment of the graph’s scale to reflect the big picture is poignant.
I detect a thickening (doubling?) of pixels near the terminus of the plot…the end is near!
For a little dab of trace gas, CO2 goes a long, long way!
Always remember; it’s the beer gas!
Cool graph Steve. Made me chuckle. Climate alarmist statisticians use mind stretching voodoo tactics to meet the ‘Agenda’. These also make me chuckle.
OMG, CO2 levels are accelerating at an unprecedented rate!! /sarc
Why did the data get so noisy after 1950 (don’t tell me, they used tree-ring proxies after that, right)?
Is it at .04 % yet?
I’m a climate alarmist statistician and I found this hilarious