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Over the past 65 years, the rate at which atmospheric CO₂ grew, increased from less than 1 ppm/year in the 1960s to 2.5 ppm in the 2010s.
Last year saw a record increase of 3.36 ppm.
So far this year, we're 3.54 ppm higher than last year...

#emissions #co2 #climate #ClimateChange

in reply to Kees van der Leun

Putin, OPEC, and #KochNetwork intend to fry the planet. They're even funding fascist movements to ensure planetary level extinction events.
theguardian.com/us-news/articl…

The fossil fuel industry won't be happy until their greenhouse gas emissions kill billions.

theguardian.com/environment/20…

The industry's $3 billion in profits a day are buying the next "Great Dying" like the Permian extinction.
cnn.com/2024/09/12/science/mas…

newscientist.com/article/24477…

livescience.com/planet-earth/c…

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@Npars01
I think that's their approach to climate change. If they can kill enough of us off, they can stabilize the planet without having to change anything they do.
in reply to CassandraVert

A planet where billionaires have culled the entire global population leaving it all to themselves?

These fools ignore what happens during a population collapse. Complex society vanishes into war & chaos.

There's no wealth because there's no customers, no vendors, no investors

Nothing but rubble left to rule over

Poverty & famine drives the birth rate off a cliff. Billionaires consume so many resources, leaving nothing for anyone else
bloomberg.com/opinion/articles…

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@Npars01
Not the whole population. Just enough so that they can keep flying their private jets.
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@CassandraVert
In a depopulated world, who refines & delivers the jet fuel? Who manages flights so planes don't crash?

Who repairs & maintains the jet?

Who manufactures the parts?

Who feeds all these workers?

Who provides houses, water, sewage, & electricity for these employees?

Modern life is built on multiple layers of interdependencies that aren't resilient.

As the pandemic demonstrated.

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