Climate Justice and Equity — Global Issues
Most Of The Rise In CO2 Likely Comes From Natural Sources
Carbon uptake has doubled over last 50 years - but where is it going? | Carbon Brief
Is Clive Palmer correct in claiming that 97% of carbon emissions are from natural sources (and as a corollary, we ought to focus some/all of our carbon reduction efforts on those sources,
Which emits more carbon dioxide: volcanoes or human activities? | NOAA Climate.gov
C3: Memo To Senators: Global Warming Happens Regardless of Human CO2 Emission Growth, It's Quite Natural
Carbon Dioxide, Methane, Nitrous Oxide, and the Greenhouse Effect - Conservation in a Changing Climate
C3: What Causes Atmospheric CO2 Growth Rates To Change? Human CO2 Emissions or Natural Phenomenon?
Natural and human-made CO2 differentiation possible thanks to new monitoring technique | Bits of Science
Topic 1: Observed changes and their causes — IPCC
How Much of Atmospheric CO2 Increase is Natural? « Roy Spencer, PhD
Climate myths: Human CO2 emissions are too tiny to matter | New Scientist
What are the main sources of carbon dioxide emissions? | Carbon dioxide, Emissions, Greenhouse gases
NoTricksZone: "Not here to worship what is known, but to question it" – Jacob Bronowski. Climate and energy news from Germany in English – by Pierre L. Gosselin: Page 90
How do human CO2 emissions compare to natural CO2 emissions?
Climate Basics for Kids — Center for Climate and Energy Solutions
Attribution of recent climate change - Wikipedia
Climate 101 – I Love CO2
The global CO2 rise: the facts, Exxon and the favorite denial tricks « RealClimate
Global Warming Interactive - Human Carbon Emissions | Lab Aids
Pin on Common Sense on Global Warming and Climate Change
Day 13 in MAT227
Climate Change Cluedo: Anthropogenic CO2
The global CO2 rise: the facts, Exxon and the favorite denial tricks « RealClimate
Global Warming: A closer look at the numbers
The global CO2 rise: the facts, Exxon and the favorite denial tricks « RealClimate
Contributions of natural systems and human activity to greenhouse gas emissions - ScienceDirect
