re: #99 silverdolphin

We will need to watch the methane concentration in the atmosphere and see how it is changing. If it starts to spike upwards then that is likely due to rapid warming in the northern latitudes.

YoY CO2 changes at Hawaii are quite large right now, but that may be due to having to move the sensor away from the erupting volcano.

The global average CO2 YoY is larger than average but not out of expectation. If it too starts to increase as in Hawaii then we know that ocean warming has slowed the uptake of CO2 emissions by the ocean.