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350ppm pyramid illustration
It takes a lot of wood to store enough carbon from carbon dioxide (CO2) to get the atmospheric CO2 down to 350ppm (methodology described in the CO2 Pyramids post).
In these illustrations, the smaller pyramid is the same size as the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt. The larger one illustrates the amount of wood needed.
The Pyramid of Giza (left) in Central Park NYC
The tip of the Carbon pyramid
Central park and the wooden carbon pyramid to get to 350ppm
350ppm carbon pyramid from the air in New York City
Which of the illustrations do you think helps show the extent of the problem best?