| CO2 Widget - Tyndall 200 |
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The Tyndall 200 widget is named in honour of John Tyndall. This is the Irish scientist who, in 1859, built the world's first ratio spectrophotometer and identified the natural greenhouse effect that is now recognized as an essential condition of life on Earth. This widget is updated in the second week of every month so the world's most current data for atmospheric CO2 is displayed on your site. The colourful and informative Tyndall 200 widget is 200 pixels wide and 300 pixels high. Smaller versions of this popular widget are now available: 180, 160 and 140. For readability, we recommend the large sizes. Widget code and simple instructions are provided below...
Tyndall 180 (180 pixels wide)
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1. Copy the HTML code below 2. Paste it into the source code at your website or blog. |
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CO2 widget design options |
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1. Copy the HTML code below 2. Paste it into the source code at your website or blog. <!-- Start of Current CO2 Widget--> CO2 widget design options
Tyndall 140 (140 pixels wide)
Widget Installation
<p><a href="http://co2now.org/"><img src=http://co2now.org/images/stories/widgets/co2_widget_tyndall_140.png alt="Current CO2 level in the atmosphere" width="140" height="210" border="0" /></a></p>
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Widget Resources
Examples of websites with a CO2 widget
The data speaks for itself
Widget help centre
Tyndall 180
Tyndall 160
Tyndall 140
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