State the current concentration of carbon dioxide

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The current concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is 378 ppmv. Annual anthropogenic additions to the atmosphere are about 8 Gt (as C) of which about 4 Gt are removed into the oceans and terrestrial environment. Use these numbers to calculate the yearly net increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide mixing ratio in ppmv.

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