(8.) How much did the sea level rise since 1880 (Slide #8)? (9.) What is the evidence that carbon dioxide has increased In the atmosphere (Slide #9)? (10.) How much of an increase in carbon dioxide was produced between 1960 and 2010 (Slide #9)? (11.) Why does carbon dioxide show fluctuations each year (Slide #9)?

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