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This is the archived Basic rebuttal to the climate myth "There's no correlation between CO2 and temperature". Click here to view the latest rebuttal.

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How much the climate warms up depends on the total amount of CO2 emissions, not just the CO2 in a year, or a decade. The rate of heating is usually measured over long periods because short term measurements may be misleading.

Updated on 2013-07-03 by gpwayne.

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