> If both temperature and CO2 levels set new records every single year, then it's stoping sensational - it becomes expected. The increase isn't the sensational

> If both temperature and CO2 levels set new records every single year, then it's stoping sensational - it becomes expected. The increase isn't the sensational part, the acceleration is. That the acceleration is happening despite emissions plateauing is even more sensational, it may be the first indication that we've hit a limit in the earths ability to absorb excess CO2.