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PostPosted: Mon Feb 13, 2006 7:07 pm    Post subject: Effective CO2 concentration much higher than actual Add User to Ignore List Reply with quote

From: http://news.independent.co.uk/environment/article344690.ece

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...Using the latest available figures (for 2004), his calculations show the equivalent concentration of C02, taking in the effects of methane and nitrous oxide at 2004 levels, is now 425ppm. This is made up of CO2 , at 379ppm; the global warming effect of the methane in the atmosphere, equivalent to another 40ppm of CO2; and the effect of nitrous oxide, equivalent to another 6ppm of CO2. "We have already reached the point where our children can no longer count on a safe climate."


We weren't supposed to hit 425ppm CO2 until about 2014. This can't be the first time somebody has thought to calculate the "equivalent" CO2 concentration...but all of the previous estimates I've read were all in the 380ppm level...
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