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5. I meant net gain per year - 2.13 billion tons per ppm times 3.7 . .

Wed Apr 30, 2025, 03:27 PM

Apr 30

It's actually about 7.88 billion tons, but close enough (though I suspect the ppm mass may need updating before long).

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Living on the west coast of Florida, I expect a cachukis Apr 30 #1

Yes, and if wishes were horses, rides would be free . . . hatrack Apr 30 #2

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So are you deducting ocean uptake and biological sequestration? NNadir Apr 30 #6

Yes (though I'm trying to recall the citation) . . . hatrack Apr 30 #7