How come we do not have an index that measures the daily CO2 content in the atmosphere? We could call it the CO2ty index. We do this for water vapor and call it relative humidity.
We have been talking about the dangers of human induced CO2 in the atmosphere for decades but still no one has devised a CO2ty index to tell us what to wear when we venture outside. Why is this??
Why have meteorologists not added the CO2ty index to their nightly forecasts? We know about the UV inex and the humidity but not CO2. How come?
What would it tell us about the next days weather?
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