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Greenhouse gases on the increase
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Greenhouse gases on the increase
Major greenhouse gases are accumulating faster than in the past despite efforts to curtail their increase.
Carbon dioxide concentration in the air increased by 2.4 parts per million last year, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported Wednesday; methane concentrations also rose.
Global concentration of carbon dioxide is now nearly 385 ppm. Carbon dioxide levels hovered around 280 ppm until 1850. Methane in the atmosphere rose by 27 million tons last year after nearly a decade with little or no increase, according to a NOAA researcher.
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1 Responses to “Greenhouse gases on the increase”
September 1, 2008 at 12:48 PM
This is for all those who r not yet serious about our world which going to finish in future in fastest way than our expectation.
Try to do some thing for our world. Any one from of all level can able to contribute to save our world. At every moment you r spend you just find out and ask to yourself from, internally that, is any thing going wrong (Is unwanted use of Electricity, Water, Plastic bags, cutting of trees?). You can just try it just for one day it will really give you happiness and you will pride that I did some thing for our self, for others, for our future generation and our beautiful world due which we r living and existing here.
Vaibhav Pahade
Pune,Maharashtra,India
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