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CO2-Werte werden von hunderten von Stationen - verteilt über 66 Länder - gemessen und sie alle zeigen die selbe zunehmende Tendenz.
Die Keeling-Kurve, die oft benutzt wird, um den Anstieg der CO2-Emissionen zu zeigen, basiert auf Daten vom Gipfel des Mount Mauna Loa auf Hawaii. Mauna Loa ist ein Vulkan und ich glaube nicht, dass ein Vulkan der beste Platz ist, um CO2-Messungen durchzuführen. (Quelle: disinter)
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