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350: A number you need to know

350 parts per million of carbon dioxide is the number the earth needs (that we need, actually) to achieve climate stability. That number is the agreed-upon target of the vast majority of scientists across the globe. Right now, there are 387 ppm in our atmosphere, and that number is climbing.

350.org has created a great video that shows the importance of creating climate stability, and all without words. Today, in the midst of a unseasonable heat wave and record temperatures in Portland, Oregon, I've posted the video for your viewing pleasure. Head on over to 350.org for more, or to join the campaign.

Posted on Sunday, June 29, 2008 at 02:04PM by Registered CommenterLeslie Carlson in | Comments1 Comment

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A powerful and vital message, and so well done. It's got me energized about how to take 350 actions for our single planet.

July 29, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterDiane Dulken

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