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Carbon dioxide is growing at near-record rate, NOAA reports

By Eric Sterling
Published in Climate Change
June 06, 2023
1 min read
Carbon dioxide is growing at near-record rate, NOAA reports

So, I just read this super interesting article about carbon dioxide levels and let me tell you, it’s pretty crazy. Basically, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) just released a report saying that carbon dioxide is increasing at a near-record rate, which is not good news for the environment or our future.

From what I gathered, scientists have been studying carbon dioxide levels for a while now and the data they’re getting is alarming. The rate of carbon dioxide growth is now at a level that scientists haven’t seen in the past 61 years. That’s a long time to be continuously breaking records, wouldn’t you say?

Now, as someone who’s always been interested in environmental issues and the impact that humans have on the earth, this news hits me hard. It’s easy to think about climate change as something that’s happening far away and won’t affect us directly, but the reality is that it’s already causing problems all over the world. From natural disasters to food shortages, climate change is having very real consequences and it’s only going to get worse if we don’t start making changes soon.

The biggest takeaway from this article is that we need to start taking carbon dioxide levels seriously. It’s not just something that’s going to go away on its own - we need to actively work to reduce our carbon footprint and find more sustainable ways to live. The future of our planet depends on it.


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