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Ein exponentieller CO2-Anstieg führt zu linearem Temperaturanstieg

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Trotz der logarithmischen Beziehung zwischen CO2 und den Temperaturen an der Erdoberfläche, steigt die Konzentration des atmosphärischen CO2 so stark an, dass sich die globale Erwärmung im Verlauf des 21. Jahrhunderts beschleunigen wird, sofern wir unsere Emissionen nicht drastisch reduzieren.

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Ein exponentieller CO2-Anstieg führt zu linearem Temperaturanstieg

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