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The graph, updated weekly, shows as individual points daily mean CO2 up to and including the week (Sunday through Saturday) previous to today.
Recent Mauna Loa CO2
April 2012: 396.18 ppm
April 2011: 393.28 ppm
Recent Global CO2 (ESRL/NOAA)
March 2012: 393.87 ppm
March 2011: 391.46 ppm
The graph shows recent monthly mean carbon dioxide globally averaged over marine surface sites, as measured by the Global Monitoring Division of NOAA/ESRL.The dashed red line with diamond symbols represents the monthly mean values, centered on the middle of each month. The black line with the square symbols represents the same, after correction for the average seasonal cycle.
Other Global Disasters, Significant Events
Virginia, USA. City of Hampton declared a state of emergency after a tornado struck Petersburg and Hampton, destroying or damaging dozens of building and causing injuries to residents.
The tornado left several families displaced and caused millions of dollars in damage.
U.K. Britain has undergone a moral decline over the past six decades, the Bishop of London has decried.
Ironically, the period coincides with Queen Elizabeth’s 60 year reign on the throne.
Promiscuity has reached “epidemic” levels. “Literally millions of children grow up without knowing a stable, loving, secure family life …,” he said.
“Dr Chartres also called for action to tackle ‘depressingly high’ youth unemployment in Britain,” said a report.
“The extent of youth unemployment is appalling. The waste of human talent is unsustainable morally and economically,” he said.
Tropical Storm Ketsana dropped a month’s worth of rain on the Philippine capital of Manila in just a few hours on September 26, 2009. Streets resembled rivers, covered by water that was chest high and still rising. Soon, death tolls climbed from dozens to over 200, with more casualties expected and search and rescue efforts continued. More than 330,000 were believed to be affected. The flooding was the worst in living memory, prompting the officials to declare a “state of calamity” in Manila and 25 provinces affected by the storm.
The estimates, acquired by multiple satellites, are calibrated with rainfall measurements from the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) satellite in the Multi-satellite Precipitation Analysis. The highest rainfall amounts—more than 600 millimeters (23.6 inches)—appear in blue. The lightest amounts appear in pale green. Gray shading indicates island topography of the Philippines. NASA image by Jesse Allen, using near-real-time data provided courtesy of TRMM Science Data and Information System at Goddard Space Flight Center. Caption by Michon Scott. [Edited by FEWW]
Philippines govt has appealed for international aid as 250,000 people are forced to abandon their homes
“We’re appealing for more donations of food, water and warm clothes,” the country’s Defense Secretary said.
The death toll from Typhoon Ketsana [aka TS Ondoy] has risen to about 100 with scores more reported missing.
Pedestrians cling to a rope as they cross a heavily flooded street in Manila, Phillipines. Picture: AFP/GETTY. Image may be subject to copyright.
Although the storm is now clearing up, some reports estimate that up to 90% of the capital, Manila, is still submerged under water.
Many people are stuck either on their roofs or in the top floor of their homes, a report said, while the entire city is without clean water and electricity, and road have turned into deep rivers submerging cars even buses.
Typhoon Ketsana, which struck the Philippines main island of Luzon with winds of more than 100 kph on Saturday, is now heading toward the South China Sea.
Vehicles piled up by flood waters after heavy rains inundated Tlanepantla, Mexico. (Photo: The Associated Press/Eduardo Verdugo). Image may be subject to copyright.
The landslides are blamed on heavy rains that have fallen instead of the usual winter snowfall. Photo: AFP. Image may be subject to copyright.
Heavy rain triggered rock and mud avalanches near the capital Santiago, killing at least two people and leaving one missing, Reuters reported.
The first avalanche buried homes and cars and swept a woman into a river, killing her on Sunday. The victim’s 1-year-old daughter is missing, AP reported the authorities as saying.
A second avalanche at Anglo American’s Los Bronces copper mines wept away buildings, killing a security guard and injuring at least 10 others.
About 1,500 people , mostly tourists, have been stranded, according to various reports.
World Anthropogenic CO2 Emissions (from Fossil Fuel Consumption Including Flaring, Cement Production (FFFCP), and Tropical Deforestation (TD)
From 1-1-2008 to 8-8-2008 [08:08:08 GMT 😉 ]
23,803.61 MMT CO2 20,473.47 MMT [20,472,745,746,030 kg] from FFFCP
+3,330.14 from TD
Total Anthropogenic CO2 Emissions for 2007
38,058.66 MMT CO2 32,503.49 MMT[32,503,489,000,000 kg] FFFCP +5,555.17 MMT TD
Total anthropogenic CO2 production (1750 – Today) [based on CDIAC data updated by MSRB/CASF]
1,358,931.31 MMT CO2 1,271,796.21 MMT [1,271,796,205,000,000 kg] from FFFCP
+ 87,135.11 MMT from TD
[“leftover from all previous emissions” = 1,729,948.05 MMT]
Total mass of atmospheric CO2
3,008,879.36 MMT[3,008.88 GT]
How much CO2 was there before?
Measurements of CO2 levels in Ice cores collected in Antarctica and Greenland indicate that the preindustrial carbon dioxide level was 278 ppm. Between 1000 and 1800 A.D. that level varied by no more than 7 ppm.
What about human activities?
The CO2 levels have now reached 386 ppm, which means human activities have increased the concentration of atmospheric CO2 by 109 ppm or 39 percent.
Notes:
MMT: Million Metric Tons
GT: Gigatons (billion tons)
Sources: CASF/MSRB; CDIAC; Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency; Earth Systems Research Laboratory; Mauna Loa CO2 monthly mean data.
The following data were used to calculate the total mass of atmospheric CO2 :
1. Mass of dry air: 5.1352 × 1018 kg
2. The mean molar mass of air: 28.9625 g/mol.
3. Molar mass of CO2: 44.0095 g/mol.
4. Mauna Loa CO2 monthly mean data: 385.60ppmv
[On various websites reporting the carbon dioxide emissions, the total amount produced by human activities since 1750 varies from about 1.3 – 1.8 trillion tons. On one website the amount is published once as 1.36 trillion tons and again as 1.71 trillion tons of CO2 on separate pages.]
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