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Carbon dioxide levels cross 400 ppm threshold, highest in millions of years.
As the US House Committee on Science disagrees with climate science consensus, NASA’s chief climate scientist, Gavin Schmidt, is not optimistic: “In my opinion, we won’t ever see a month below 400 ppm”
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