Could someone help me to interpret this graph here
http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/gene/peakoil/co2-400k-years.gif
It appears that quite frequently(specifically at the 325,000, 135,000, and 20,000) the CO2 line rises after the temperature rises? By this I mean, at the points mentioned above, the temperature rises and then there is space to the right between the temp line and CO2 line? Does this mean that there is no correlation between temp rising and CO2?
Also at the right end of the graph it shows the highest concentration of CO2 on the whole graph but not the highest temperature. Does this also mean there is no correlation between the two variables?
2007-05-11
10:48:24
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Serpico7
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