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jmbar2

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1. How much of this increase could be due to the wars around the world?

Reply to NNadir (Original post)

Sun Dec 8, 2024, 10:21 AM

Dec 2024

The environmental damage from the war in Ukraine must be considerable. Particularly all the attacks on energy. Do you have any idea how much of a contributor it is to the overall disaster emerging in this data?

I know you don't get a lot of "likes", but I appreciate the work you do to keep us informed.

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The Disastrous 2024 CO2 Data Recorded at Mauna Loa: Yet Another Update 12/08/2024 [View all] NNadir Dec 2024 OP

How much of this increase could be due to the wars around the world? jmbar2 Dec 2024 #1

Well, there are two ways to look at the effect of war on the climate disaster. Germany FUNDED Putin's war machine... NNadir Dec 2024 #2

Hopefully, your legacy of speaking up will be a reminder that you cared deeply about what happens to future generations jmbar2 Dec 2024 #3

" People in general would rather not worry and be happy. " ramapo Dec 2024 #6

I read these warnings from time to time. bucolic_frolic Dec 2024 #4

On the bright side ... VMA131Marine Dec 2024 #5

Wind and solar will only prolong our use of fossil fuels... hunter Dec 2024 #7

Totally wrong VMA131Marine Dec 2024 #8

I have nothing to say to true believers. hunter Dec 2024 #9

In "percent talk" the fraction of energy provided by dangerous fossil fuels has not changed significantly since 2000. NNadir Dec 2024 #10

Update 12/29/24: Today's reading, an increase of 3.84 ppm over week 51 of 2023, barely missed being... NNadir Dec 2024 #11

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