Charts and Graphs.

 

 

 

 

 

2008 "Carbon map"

The Vulcan Project maps American carbon dioxide emissions. The map shows annual emissions in 2002 (kilotons of carbon) from urban centers (larger red patches), widely scattered point sources like remote power stations or smelters (small red dots), and highways. (Map by Jesse Allen, based on data from the Vulcan Project.)

 

 

 

 

 

Ethanol... Not good, if you like to afford groceries.

 

Surprise! Man made Global warming is far from a consensus among scientists.

 

Here is the historical tracking of global temperatures.

 

This chart shows the steady climb of CO2 emissions from fossil fuel burning.

Compare the next chart below.

 

Here we see the charting of all CO2 sources. You can see that it fluctuates widely from year to year.

That said, one has to ask, if human CO2 is a steady rise, why is the total (man and natural)

not following the same trend. (Hint: human CO2 emissions are so negligible as to be irrelevant

in the grand scheme)

 

Here is a chart showing relative recent historical temperatures.

We aren't in such bad shape... are we?

 

 

 

  

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