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Answers in order: We dont' know. 5 times. The rapid and huge increase in CO2 is to my knowledge unprecedented. We did have similar CO2 levels in the past but
by zaarn 9y ago
Answers in order:
We dont' know. 5 times.
The rapid and huge increase in CO2 is to my knowledge unprecedented. We did have similar CO2 levels in the past but never in such a rapid incline, only after thousands if not millions of years time for everything else to respond.
We could be causing a The-Day-After-Tomorrow-Scenario. Or something like 2012.
Or Mad Max. We simply don't know but considering the parts we do know, it's likely that whatever happens is not good. A 400ppm Level of CO2 was considered a symbolic point of no return and we have passed it a while ago.