Figures & data
Figure 1. Changes between 1992–2019 in: global temperature anomalies relative to the 1901–2000 and 1951–1980 base periods (a); total greenhouse gases (GHGs, in carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e)) emission (b); and CO2e concentration (c).
![Figure 1. Changes between 1992–2019 in: global temperature anomalies relative to the 1901–2000 and 1951–1980 base periods (a); total greenhouse gases (GHGs, in carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e)) emission (b); and CO2e concentration (c).](/cms/asset/ca3798f2-fa90-4431-9bfa-e8fd883a2762/tgda_a_2178127_f0001_oc.jpg)
Figure 2. Changes in atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO2: a), methane (CH4: b), and nitrous oxide (N2O: c) between 1992–2021.
![Figure 2. Changes in atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO2: a), methane (CH4: b), and nitrous oxide (N2O: c) between 1992–2021.](/cms/asset/266e1b84-2c3e-4ea9-9c4c-22a8a962fa29/tgda_a_2178127_f0002_oc.jpg)
Figure 3. Changes in radiative forcing (a), and annual greenhouse gas index (AGGI) relative to the 1990 baseline (b), between 1992–2021.
![Figure 3. Changes in radiative forcing (a), and annual greenhouse gas index (AGGI) relative to the 1990 baseline (b), between 1992–2021.](/cms/asset/d3169705-25c8-4f1e-8d28-7761691a6784/tgda_a_2178127_f0003_oc.jpg)
Data availability statement
The author confirms that the data supporting this study are available within the article. No proprietary datasets were used in this article.