Carbon dioxide levels hit the highest levels in human history in May

It's 50 percent higher than the preindustrial average.😲

421 parts per million of carbon dioxide for the month of May

Despite many efforts made to curb greenhouse gas emissions, they still seem to be on the rise, said the scientists. This is alarming as a continued rise could engender devastating physical risks such as . For reference, this year’s carbon dioxide level is nearly 1.9 ppm more than a year ago.

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