Carbon Dixoide in Atmosphere Increasing

Since the beginning of the industrial age, human activity has produced increasing quantities of CO₂. Detailed measurements have been made at the Mauna Loa Observatory, Hawaii since 1958. The graph above shows these measurements. The graphs below extend the CO₂ measurement back in time using ice samples and compare with the activities of the industrial revolution indicating the rapid rise in CO₂ is correlated with human activity.

This increase in CO₂ leads to an increase in global temperate.  Subsequent climate change may become uncontrollable and cause extinction of the human species