Climate change in 21 graphs

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Climate change in 21 graphs I like numbers…

Greenhouse effect

Global Carbon dioxide emissions 1600 – 2000

Concentration of GHG from 0 to 2005

Global emissions per capita since 1751

Global and Hemispheric Annual Temperature Anomalies (1850 -2012)

Radiative forcing of climate between 1750 and 2005

Characteristics of GHG

Total GHG Emissions by Groups of Gases (1970 -2010)

Global GHG emissions by economic sectors, 2010

Decomposition of the change in Total Global CO2 Emissions from Fossil Fuel Combustion

Annual emissions 2009

Cumulative emissions 1751 -2009

CO2 Emissions per Capita by Country 2013

World map of CO2 emissions

The Projections of the Earth´s Future Climate

Stabilization levels and probability ranges for temperature increases

Fossil fuel resources

Are scientists sure?

Are humans big enough to change the climate?

Fossil Fuel Subsidies versus Fast Start Climate Finance

Planetary boundaries framework

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