Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Global Surface Warming Scenarios
In: Multimedia Atlas of Global Warming and Climatology
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Global Surface Warming Scenarios
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781483351384.n48
Subject: Environmental Policy, Climatography, Environmental Sociology
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A graph showing Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) global surface warming. The graph shows actual temperatures and temperature simulations for 1900 to 2008 and then scenario projections through 2100 based on increased carbon dioxide production. (Data are from the ...
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- 1. Aerosol Optical Depth
- 2. Aerosol Particle Size
- 6. Albedo of the Earth, 2008
- 7. Analyses of Primary Productivity in the Ocean and on Land
- 8. Annual Mean Atmospheric Pressure, July 1983 to June 2005
- 9. Annual Mean Precipitation per Capita, 2009
- 10. Antarctic Ozone Hole
- 11. Arctic Tundra
- 12. Atmospheric Circulation
- 13. August Temperatures, 2010 to 2012
- 17. Changes in U.S. Tornadoes
- 18. Clear Sky and Total Sky Albedo, 2010
- 19. Clouds: A Visible Form of Water Vapor in the Atmosphere
- 20. Coastal Upwelling
- 21. Convection
- 22. Coriolis Effect
- 23. Fossil Fuels: Million Metric Tons of Carbon Produced Globally
- 25. Global Agricultural Lands, 2009
- 26. Global Annual Precipitation, 2009
- 27. Global Average Particulate Matter in the Atmosphere, 2008
- 28. Global Carbon Footprints, 2007
- 30. Global Cloud Fraction, 2009
- 31. Global Deforestation
- 32. Global Drinking Water Availability, 2010
- 33. Global Ocean Currents
- 35. Global per Capita Drinking Water, 2007
- 37. Global Solar Insolation, 2009
- 39. Global Tornadoes, 2012
- 40. Global Typhoons and Hurricanes, 1851 to 2006
- 41. Global Wildland Fire Projections
- 44. Greenland
- 45. Gulf Stream, 2010
- 46. Hurricane Tracks, 1851 to 2004
- 49. January and June Global Precipitation, 2005
- 50. January and June Mean Atmospheric Pressure, July 1983 to June 2005
- 51. January Temperatures, 2010 to 2012
- 52. La Niña
- 53. Land Surface Temperature Anomalies
- 55. Marine Biomes, 2010
- 56. Mean Annual Sea Surface Temperature
- 57. Mean Annual Surface Temperatures, 2010 to 2012
- 59. Net Primary Productivity of Terrestrial Ecosystems, 2007
- 60. Observed U.S. Temperature Change
- 61. Orographic Rainfall
- 62. Pacific El Niño
- 68. Sea and Land Breezes
- 70. Sea Surface Temperature Anomalies
- 71. Seasonal Cycles: December 22
- 72. Seasonal Cycles: June 22
- 73. Seasonal Cycles: March 21
- 74. Seasonal Cycles: September 23
- 75. Solar Radiation in the Atmosphere
- 76. Solar Winds
- 77. Summer and Winter Polar Ice and Snow Extent
- 78. Summer (Rainy) Monsoon
- 79. Sunspot Prediction and Occurrence, 1995-2020
- 80. Taiga or Northern Boreal Forest
- 82. Terrestrial Biomes, 2010
- 83. Thermohaline Currents or the Global Ocean Conveyor Belt
- 86. U.S. Industrial Carbon Monoxide Emissions, 2005
- 89. Walker Circulation
- 90. Whittaker Biome Model
- 91. Winter (Dry) Monsoon
- 3. Alaska Modern Glaciation, 2012
- 4. Alaska's Late Wisconsin Glaciation Maximum
- 5. Alaska's Pleistocene Glaciation Maximum
- 14. Beringia and the Bering Land Bridge
- 24. Geological Time Scale
- 42. Gondwana Fossil Distributions
- 54. Laurasia and Gondwana
- 64. Pangaea
- 81. Tectonic Plates
- 87. Volcanoes of the World
- 88. Vostok Ice Core
- 15. Carbon Cycle
- 34. Global per Capita Carbon Emissions, 1950 to 2008
- 36. Global Ranking of Carbon Dioxide Emissions, 2009
- 43. Greenhouse Gases in the Atmosphere Over Time
- 47. Hydrologic or Water Cycle
- 48. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Global Surface Warming Scenarios
- 84. Urban Heat Islands
- 85. Urban Heat Islands: New York and Atlanta
- 92. World Malaria and Climate Change, 2010 to 2050
- 16. Changes in the Distribution of the Pacific Walrus
- 29. Global Carbon Sinks and Sources
- 38. Global Temperature Change, 2012 to 2099
- 41. Global Wildland Fire Projections
- 58. Minimal Arctic Sea Ice Extent, September 1979 and September 2012
- 63. Pacific Island Nations Threatened by Sea-Level Rise
- 65. Projected U.S. Precipitation Changes, 2011 to 2099
- 66. Projected U.S. Temperature Changes, 2012 to 2099
- 67. Redwood Distribution and Climate Change Scenarios
- 69. Sea-Level Rise Scenarios, 2010 to 2100
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