Kate is a student and aspiring climatologist from the Canadian prairies.
As she is a blogger, on the bottom of our credibility spectrum, her statements on climate change should not be taken as scientific fact.
But rest assured that she bases her opinions on the most credible science she has access to.
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to find, investigate, and eliminate the discrepancies between scientific knowledge and public knowledge on climate change
Keep in mind that CO2 levels tend to be lowest around September or October and highest around May, as most of the world's vegetation is present in the northern hemisphere, and it soaks up some of the CO2 during its summer.
Therefore, levels went down from June to July 2009. This does not mean global warming has stopped.
