Carbon dioxide levels in Earth's atmosphere rose to levels the planet hasn't seen in 800,000 years in 2018, underscoring the impact of irreversible -- and increasing -- environmental damage due to human activity, according to a new federal report.
Carbon dioxide levels in Earth's atmosphere rose to levels the planet hasn't seen in 800,000 years in 2018, underscoring the impact of irreversible -- and increasing -- environmental damage due to human activity, according to a new federal report.
Global average sea level was about 3.2 inches higher than the 1993 average -- the year that marks the beginning of the satellite altimeter record. Global sea level is rising at an average rate of 1.2 inches per decade. "Several markers such as sea level and greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere once again broke records set just one year prior," it added.
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