Home Climate411 Greenland Ice Core CO2 during the past 1,000 years Climate411Middle Column Greenland Ice Core CO2 during the past 1,000 years By Christina Norman - July 2, 2021 68 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Guest Post by Renee Hannon IntroductionThis post compares CO2 ice core measurements from Greenland to those from Antarctica over the last millennium. Paleoclimate studies typically use only Antarctic ice cores… Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleClaim: Earth’s cryosphere shrinking by 87,000 square kilometers per yearNext articleBBC Censors their Own Climate Change Page Guest Blogger LEAVE A REPLY Cancel replyLog in to leave a comment - Advertisment - Search Related Articles “Hot Rocks 2”? Melbourne Uni Professor Urges More Geothermal Energy Climate411 In 2009, Tim Flannery's Geodynamics won a $90 million government grant. By 2016 it was all over. But six years is a long time... Read more BBC: Japan’s COP26 Climate Solution Includes 22 New Coal Plants Climate411 "It's a total joke": Japan throwing a hilarious smokescreen over their commitment to climate action. Read more Why We Must “Quit Worrying About Uncertainty in Sea Level Projections” Climate411 What the world needs is accurate actionable local data on their own local relative sea level rise and its contributing components so that they... Read more
