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Better U.S. Carbon Measurements

by Khalid Hosein on April 9, 2008

In case you were up late at night wondering what a profile of the continental US’s carbon output was like, wonder no more. The Vulcan Project measures CO2 levels at finer time and distance scales than have been documented in the past. Here is one such map that has come out of this project.

They also have a ton more data and analysis in various formats on their site and even a video that they stuck up on YouTube.

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Posted in: Miscellaneous

Tagged as: co2, environment, science, us

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