Difference between revisions of "Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere"
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| − | Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is influenced mostly by natural processes. Concentrations follow temperature changes in the oceans with a time lag of around 800 years. | + | Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is influenced mostly by natural processes. Concentrations follow temperature changes in the oceans with a time lag of around 800 years. <<citation needed for your data, we all know the real figure is 685 years>> |
==Further reading== | ==Further reading== | ||
*''[[Unstoppable Global Warming]]'' by [[Fred Singer]] | *''[[Unstoppable Global Warming]]'' by [[Fred Singer]] | ||
Revision as of 11:47, July 30, 2009
It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with [[::Global warming|Global warming]]. (Discuss)
Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is influenced mostly by natural processes. Concentrations follow temperature changes in the oceans with a time lag of around 800 years. <<citation needed for your data, we all know the real figure is 685 years>>