File:Land vs Ocean Temperature.svg
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English: Chart with data from NASA showing how land and sea surface air temperatures have changed up through 2022 relative to the 1951-1980 average. The ocean is absorbing over 90% of excess heat trapped in the atmosphere, greatly limiting global temperature change but contributing to sea level rise, coral bleaching, and other adverse effects.
Link to NASA GISS data access page and direct link to chart data, before being adjusted to be against IPCC baseline temp instead of mid century average. |
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| Author | Efbrazil |
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| current | 23:24, 3 July 2023 | | 960 × 695 (18 KB) | commons>Efbrazil | Updated for data up through 2022, and culled data older than 1950 (suspect accuracy, irrelevant to baseline) |
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