When looking at the atmospheric CO2 concentrations collected from ice core layers over the last 500,000 years, what does one see?
A) an ever-increasing level of CO2 from 500,000 years before the present (BP) to today
B) an ever-decreasing level of CO2 from 500,000 years BP until 150,000 years BP and then a steady rise until today
C) a varying level of CO2 from 500,000 years BP to today
D) no change in the level of CO2 from 500,000 years BP until just recently (the last 100 years of human history)
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