At 400 PPM CO2, the US just had the coldest spring since CO2 was 304 PPM. The second hottest US spring occurred when CO2 was below 300 PPM.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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This is an excellent way to show how ‘well’ temperature correlates with CO2…
When C3 plants evolved…CO2 levels crashed…..temperatures went up
…When C4 evolved….CO2 levels crashed again…..temperatures went up again
Forgot to change the axis title. It’s “CO2 ppm” not “year”
And now for the 6PM Solar System news with CO2 > 400ppm. Pretty cool.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7lEQ4GX0Fg