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• TITLE: Feedback between Carbon Dioxide and Temperature in the Atmosphere

  AUTHORS: Peter Stallinga

  KEYWORDS: Atmosphere, Feedback, Greenhouse Effect, Anthropogenic Carbon Dioxide

  JOURNAL NAME: Atmospheric and Climate Sciences, Vol.15 No.2, March 31, 2025

  ABSTRACT: The feedback between carbon dioxide, CO2, and the temperature of the atmosphere is analyzed. Starting with the assumption that the average temperature is a function of the carbon-dioxide concentration in the atmosphere, [CO2], the so-called greenhouse effect, feedback is introduced into the system: increased temperature can further increase the CO2 concentration that causes the temperature rise in so-called positive feedback. On the basis of the available data, it is argued that this cannot be the case; the feedback must be negative at the moment. Moreover, the observed correlation between [CO2] and temperature varies across different time scales, suggesting different processes are at work. It is not possible to explain all the data with a single phenomenon like the greenhouse effect, even when feedback is included.