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Sorry I do not at all understand what you mean by: """We see that current co2 levels are measuring much higher than previously in the ice cores. It seems like
by polotics 7y ago
Sorry I do not at all understand what you mean by:
"""We see that current co2 levels are measuring much higher than previously in the ice cores. It seems like this would be a major clue but the methods of measurement are different."""
How does seeing higher CO2 not indicate that there is indeed higher CO2? The picture in [5] does not clarify.
- in_a_society 7y agoAt this time we’re struggling to correlate measurements in ancient ice core samples with modern air measurements. It’s like measuring cpu utilization % on an m5a.large vs c5.4xlarge (ec2) and comparing the bare numbers. Crude analogy, but it illustrates the point well.