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Related: About this forumWondering Aloud: 2/13 Atmospheric CO2 Update 5 March; 12:20 PM 12 April Still No Update For 3/13
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Wondering Aloud: 2/13 Atmospheric CO2 Update 5 March; 12:20 PM 12 April Still No Update For 3/13 (Original Post)
hatrack
Apr 2013
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(5,719 posts)1. You could try the weekly Moana Loa record
398.08 as of 31 March
http://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/ccgg/trends/weekly.html
truebrit71
(20,805 posts)2. Do you know why the concentration seems to fluctuate?
The overall trend seems to be accelerating upwards, but I was unaware that it went up and down during the year..?
hatrack
(59,583 posts)4. Seasonal fluctuation - most of the landmass in the northern hemisphere means most vegetation as well
So, when deciduous trees drop or leaf out, it's enough to push the annual cycle up and down.
truebrit71
(20,805 posts)5. Aah...that makes sense..
..thanks!
hatrack
(59,583 posts)3. Thanks - looks like I went to every Mauna Loa page except the right one