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Weekly Data | Atmospheric CO2 PDF Print E-mail

 


Atmospheric CO2  - Weekly Data
Mauna Loa Observatory   |   NOAA-ESRL Data

Week

Atmospheric CO2 

May 6 - 12, 2012

 

397.17 ppm 

(last week)

May 6 - 12, 2011

 

393.05 ppm 

(1 year ago)

 

May 6 - 12, 2002

 

375.12 ppm 

(10 years ago)

 


Atmospheric CO2  -  Increase Since 1800
Mauna Loa Observatory   |   NOAA-ESRL Data

As of Last Week

Increase Since 1800 

May 6 - 12, 2012

 

+ 113.90 ppm

NOAA-ESRL updated weekly data on Sunday May 13, 2012.  ("ppm" means parts per million)

 

Weekly Data & Info (Mauna Loa Observatory) 

 

NOAA-ESRL  |  Weekly CO2 Data Since 1974

NOAA-ESRL  |  Weekly CO2 Information and Links 

 

More Data & Info (Mauna Loa Observatory)

 

CO2Now   |   Global CO2 Board

CO2Now   |   Monthly  CO2 Data (Mauna Loa)   

CO2Now   |   Annual CO2 Data (Mauna Loa & Global)

CO2Now   |  Acceleration of Atmospheric CO2

 

Daily & Weekly CO2 Graph

 

The graph below is updated weekly by NOAA-ESRL.   It shows the daily and weekly (Sunday through Saturday) mean concentration of carbon dioxide measured in the atmosphere at the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii, USA. 

 
Source:  NOAA - ESRL Weekly CO2 Trends  |  High Resolution PDF

 

Note

 

Recent data is preliminary pending recalibrations of reference gases and other quality control checks.

 
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