CO2 Now

You don't have to be a climate scientist to create a website like CO2Now.org.  But you can feature the answers and explanations that leading climate scientists give to help us understand the connections between rising greenhouse gases, global warming, climate change and the solutions to these problems.  That is what we are doing at CO2Now.org.   Click here to see see the questions and answers provided by the Nobel-winning International Panel on Climate Change.  These questions and answers are normally buried among the many scientific reports that they publish.  We have separated them out to make it easier to find and use. 

You don't need to go to CO2Now.org to stay on top of what is happening with atmosphere.  We deliver Atmosphere Monthly free of charge by email to anyone, anywhere in the world.   Click here to subscribe and be among the first to know about the changes in the atmosphere, practically in real time.

Data for atmospheric CO2 is too important to bury among thousands of FTP pages on the website of a major scientific institution.   If the data is good enough to play a starring role in An Inconvenient Truth, and if it is good enough to be at the heart of reports issued by the International Panel on Climate Change, we think the data should be easier to find and view.   Click here to see more than 600 months of CO2 for the instrument record that Charles David Keeling started at the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii.

CO2Now.org puts the spotlight on atmospheric CO2 like no other website in the world.  This includes making it the obvious focal point of the website's home page.  When you are looking for current, reliable information about atmospheric CO2 (and other greenhouse gases), this is the home page to start with.