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Climate
change 2001 - Synthesis report |
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| 1-1 |
Climate
Change - an integrated framework |
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| 2-1 |
Indicators
of the human influence on the atmosphere |
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| 2-2 |
Anthropogenic
radiative forcing of the climate system for 2000 relative to 1750 |
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| 2-3 |
Global
temperature change, 1861-2000 and 1000-2000 |
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| 2-4 |
Comparison
of temperature change between model and observation |
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| 2-5 |
Relative
sea level over the last 300 years |
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| 2-6a |
Annual
precipitation trends (1901-2000) |
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| 2-6b |
Annual
temperature trends (1976-1999) |
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| 2-7 |
Global
costs of extreme weather events, inflation-adjusted |
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| 3-2a |
Annual
mean change of temperature and its range for scenario A2 |
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| 3-2b |
Annual
mean change of temperature and its range for scenario B2 |
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| 3-3a |
Annual
mean change of precipitation and its range for scenario A2 |
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| 3-3b |
Annual
mean change of precipitation and its range for scenario B2 |
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| 3-4 |
What
causes the sea level to change? |
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| 3-6 |
Adaptation
and average annual number of people flooded by coastal storm surges, projection
for 2080s |
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| 4-1 |
Schematic
diagrams showing the effects on extreme temperatures |
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| 4-2 |
Great
ocean conveyor belt |
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| 5-1 |
Characteristic
time scales in the earth system |
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| 5-2 |
CO2
concentration, temperature, and sea level continue to rise long after
emissions are reduced |
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| 5-3 |
Impact
of stabilizing emissions versus stabilizing concentrations of CO2 |
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| 5-4 |
Fast
and slow processes in the carbon cycle |
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| 5-5 |
Changes
over time in the global carbon uptake on land |
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| 5-6 |
Comparison
between GDP and CO2 emissions for selected countries |
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| 5-7 |
Acceleration
of energy system change |
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| 6-1 |
Emissions,
concentrations and temperature changes corresponding to different stabilization
levels for CO2 concentrations |
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| 6-2 |
Temperature
changes relative to 1990 in year 2100 and at equilibrium |
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| 6-3 |
Risks
of climate change damages would be reduced by stabilizing CO2
concentrations |
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| 7-1 |
Concepts
of mitigation potential |
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| 7-2a |
Projections
of GDP losses in Annex II countries in the year 2010 from global models |
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| 7-2b |
Projections
of marginal cost in Annex II countries in the year 2010 from global models |
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| 7-3 |
What
will it cost to stabilize CO2 concentrations? |
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| 7-4 |
Global
average GDP reduction in the year 2050 |
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| 7-5 |
Carbon
in fossil fuel reserves and resources compared with historical fossil
fuel carbon emissions, and with cumulative carbon emissions from a range
of SRES scenarios and TAR stabilization scenarios up to the year 2100 |
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| 8-1 |
Linkages
between climate change and other environmental issues |
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| 8-2 |
Climate
change and food |
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| 8-3 |
Key
elements of sustainable development and interconnections |
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| 9-1a |
Past
and future CO2 atmospheric concentrations |
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| 9-1b |
Variations
of the Earth's surface temperature: years 1000 to 2100 |
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