multivita-man
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Why is carbon significant? ... 37% of nothing is still nothing ... the increase is 150 ppm ... that's not intuitively significant, not without a reason ...
A change of 37% in the span of a human lifetime is significant, I think. Even more significant is the methane change. The rate at which we are pumping greenhouse gases into the atmosphere is shocking. Moreover, we know that this is backward looking information. That data's from the pre-8 billion population world. We're going to add another 2 billion people in the next 20-25 years, which is still well within most of our lifetimes as we're reading this. The demand for fuel - carbon or otherwise - is going to be even more massive than it has already been.