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400 PPM: What's Next for a Warming Planet

Concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere have reached this level for the first time in millions of years. What does this portend?

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400 PPM: Carbon Dioxide in the Atmosphere Reaches Prehistoric Levels

Measurements at Mauna Loa touch this historic level

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How to Buy Time in the Fight against Climate Change: Mobilize to Stop Soot and Methane

A short list of relatively simple actions taken to reduce greenhouse gases other than CO2 could help put the brakes on global warming--if implemented globally

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