Atmospheric CO2 count hovers near 400 parts per million

And this is likely be the warmest year on record

October 22, 2015 at 8:26PM

The concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere on Oct. 20 was 398.48 parts per million (ppm). The more CO2 in the atmosphere, the warmer we get.

One year ago = 395.58 ppm

1958 = 318 ppm

800,000 years ago = 260 ppm

It was announced on Oct. 22 that scientists expect 2015 will finish as the warmest year on record. The previous warmest year was ….. last year.

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