Why there’s more greenhouse gas in the atmosphere than you may have realised

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The Cape Grim observatory, home of the ‘world’s cleanest air’… and rising greenhouse gases. CSIRO, Author provided

Authors

  1. Research Scientist, CSIRO

  2. Research scientist, CSIRO

  3. Principal Research Scientist, CSIRO

  4. Research Projects Officer, Oceans and Atmosphere, Climate Science Centre, CSIRO

  5. Honorary Fellow, CSIRO

  6. Research Group Leader, CSIRO

  7. Honorary Fellow, CSIRO

  8. Scientist at CSIRO Atmospheric Research, CSIRO

  9. Officer in Charge, Cape Grim Baseline Air Pollution Station, Australian Bureau of Meteorology

Disclosure statement

Zoe Loh is employed by CSIRO and receives funding from the Australian Bureau of Meteorology and the Department of the Environment and Energy and GISERA (CSIRO’s Gas Industry Social and Environmental Research Alliance).

Blagoj Mitrevski is employed by CSIRO and receives funding from MIT, NASA, Australian Bureau of Meteorology, Department of the Environment and Energy, and Refrigerant Reclaim Australia

David Etheridge is employed by CSIRO and has received funding from the University of Copenhagen, The European Union, NERC (UK)…

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