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Various blog posts on CO2 I have written at The Oil Conundrum and at Mobj.

The fat-tail in CO2 persistence
How shock model relates to CO2 rise
The sensitivity of global temperature to CO2
Fat-tail impulse response of CO2
Derivation of MaxEnt diffusion applied to CO2 adjustment times
Temperature induced CO2 adds to the problem
CO2 outgassing model

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