Historical trends in carbon dioxide concentrations and temperature, on a geological and recent time scale
The most recent geological history, in the last hundred thousand years, has been characterized by cycles of glaciations, or ice ages. The historic temperatures, through these times, have been low, and continental ice sheets have covered large parts of the world. Through ancient air, trapped in tiny bubbles in the Antarctic ice, we have been…
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Produced by:Hugo Ahlenius, UNEP/GRID-Arendal
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Year:01/12/2016
Historical trends in carbon dioxide concentrations and temperature, on a geological and recent time scale
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