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Climate Change's Dangerous Milestone: Earth Passes 410 PPM CO2 Levels for the First Time in History
410.28 ppm to be exact, is the highest the world has ever seen and they warned that 410 ppm is just the start of the terrifying records that will shock us in the upcoming months.
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