You absolute silly billy, the data that you presented is nitpicked from the beginning of the period. Due to the massive increase in plant matter during the carboniferous period, there was a decrease from around 1500ppm(0.15% of the atmosphere) at the start of the period(358 million years ago) all the way down to between 700 and 150ppm(0.07% and 0.015% of the atmosphere respectfully) at the end of the period(298 million years ago). This is because, get this, plants absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen which is also why atmospheric oxygen levels rose all the way to 35% during this time. Now tell me if it is good that in the span of 200 years, carbon dioxide levels have rose by 147ppm while it took the earth 60 million years to lower the levels by 1350ppm. This means that at the rate we are going, it will take 788 years to reach those same levels that existed during the early carboniferous which I would say is suboptimal