Abstract:Comments on "Components of CO 2 in 1750 through 2018 Corrected for the Perturbation of the 14 CO 2 Bomb Spike" Dear Editors: A paper in this journal analyzing atmospheric radiocarbon specific activity by Skrable et al. (February 2022) (hereinafter "Skrable 1") attracted multiple critical letters by atmospheric scientists and others. One of those letters by Schwartz et al. (2022) made four arguments against the paper, briefly summarized here as: 1. Use of erroneous data on atmospheric CO 2 history; 2. Neglect o… Show more
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