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Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Levels
Carbon Emissions: Historical and Projected
Carbon Emissions in the Industrial Age
Emissions, Concentrations, and Temperature Projections
Heat-Trapping Gas Levels
Relative Strengths of Warming and Cooling Influences
Carbon Emissions in the Industrial Age
Emissions Levels Determine Temperature Rises
Human Influence on the Greenhouse Effect
Human Influences Apparent in Many Aspects of the Changing Climate
Early Scientists who Established the Scientific Basis for Climate Change
Emissions Reductions and Carbon Dioxide Concentrations
Multiple Pathways for Reducing U.S. Emissions
Two U.S. Emissions-Reduction Pathways
Major North American Carbon Dioxide Sources and Sinks
Many Factors Combine to Affect Biogeochemical Cycles
Nitrogen Emissions
U.S. Carbon Sinks Absorb a Fraction of CO 2 Emissions
U.S. Carbon Sources and Sinks from 1991 to 2000 and 2001 to 2010
Forest Growth Provides an Important Carbon Sink
Forests and Carbon
Forests can be a Source – or a Sink – for Carbon
Location of Potential Forestry Biomass Resources
Increased Acidification Decreases Suitable Coral Habitat
Drivers of U.S. Fossil Emissions
Human Activities and the Global Carbon Dioxide Budget
Sources and Sinks in U.S. Agriculture and Forests
Ocean Acidification Reduces Size of Clams
Ocean Impacts of Increased Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide
As Oceans Absorb CO2, They Become More Acidic
Global Temperature and Carbon Dioxide
Scenario for Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the Electricity Sector
Human Influence on the Greenhouse Effect
Ocean Acidification and the Food Web
Experiment to Understand Spruce and Peatland Responses to Climate Change

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