And we've had this discussion before. You seem to like to use your eyeballs and your preferences to tell you what you see in that picture. I suggest that instead, you should take a measurement of its shape. A very good way to do that is to place a straightedge bisicting the first point on the graph (using the black, average points) and bisecting the last point on the graph. Count the points above that line. Reverse the straightedge and count the points below that line.
It should be pointed out that the first point seems a highish place to start and the last point seems a lowish place to end, which would bias the result to favor your interpretation. I make it 16 points above the line and 34 points below (some guessing on bisected points was necessary). What do you make it?
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- Continuing CO2 drumbeat.
- Here is how:
- The CO2 is increasing.