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Tweeting Carbon Levels Ups Awareness Climate Change

Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)Ref: https://www.csir.co.za/tweeting-carbon-levels-ups-awareness-climate-change

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Collected on 21 September 2026

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What this means

This is a CSIR news article describing a social-media method for sharing carbon data. It says that the @CapePointCarbon account provides automated tweets with carbon levels from the Cape Point Global Atmospheric Watch station, supporting SA-ICON's carbon-data activities. No application or closing deadline is stated.

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Cape Point carbon tweets

Automated tweets provide easy access to carbon levels sourced from the Cape Point Global Atmospheric Watch station, with up to 20 tweets per day.

Who it is for: A global audience interested in South African carbon data
How to act on it: Follow or access the @CapePointCarbon social-media account to read its automated tweets.

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Through automated tweets, @CapePointCarbon is providing easy access to carbon levels sourced from Cape Point Global Atmospheric Watch station.

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Reference

https://www.csir.co.za/tweeting-carbon-levels-ups-awareness-climate-change

Key Takeaways

CSIR's Internet of Things engineering group
Social-media carbon-data method put in place in November 2011
@CapePointCarbon automated tweets
Carbon levels sourced from Cape Point Global Atmospheric Watch station
Up to 20 carbon tweets per day
Support for the Integrated Carbon Observatory Network (SA-ICON)
CSIR
@CapePointCarbon
Integrated Carbon Observatory Network (SA-ICON)