As the national science agency, CSIRO is all about sharing the vital data needed to solve the greatest challenges. From this month, we'll be tweeting our CO2 observations so you can follow along at #CapeGrimCO2Update
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Latest Cape Grim greenhouse gas data
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Monthly averaged baseline CO2 levels measured at Kennaook/Cape Grim, Tasmania:

May 2023: 415.71 ppm
May 2022: 413.76 ppm
May 2013: 392.46 ppm
May 2003: 372.53 ppm
May 1983: 339.53 ppm

Access the data: csiro.au/greenhousegases

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Monthly averaged baseline CO2 levels measured at Kennaook/Cape Grim, Tasmania

Nov 2022 415.38 ppm
Nov 2021 413.22 ppm
Nov 2012 391.31 ppm
Nov 2002 371.89 ppm
Nov 1982 338.56 ppm

Access the data: csiro.au/greenhousegases

You can do this monthly now thanks to CSIRO by following #CapeGrimCO2Update

Daniel Bleakley Lets make it simple for him
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Dan Ilic You can also find it at the Cape Grim site in TAS as well. It’s run by the CSIRO and BOM.
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