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Figure 1.1. Climate Change Science and Technology Management Structure Figure 2.1. Spring dust storm smothers Beijing Figure 2.2. Air pollution plume from Southeast Asia moving over the Pacific Ocean and Reaching North America (March 2000). Figure 3.1. 1997-98 El Niño event, water temperature and sea-surface topography in the equatorial Pacific Ocean Figure 3.2 Changes in cold season extreme precipitation (left) and mean annual snowpack (right) based on simulations of current and mid-21st century climate conditions Figure 3.3. Modeling the climate system (illustration) Figure 3.4. The development of climate models: Past, present, and future. Figure 4.1. North American terrestrial carbon sink: Contribution of increasing CO 2 and climate to carbon storage by ecosystems in the United StatesFigure 4.2 Carbon Dioxide Measurements and Experiments -- (a) AmeriFlux tower; (b) Free Air CO2 Enrichment (FACE); (c) Elevated CO2 concentration experiment Figure 5.1. Conceptualization of the Water Cycle Figure 5.2. The "Blue Marble" -- Global Water and Energy Cycles. (a) Western Hemisphere; (b) Eastern Hemisphere Figure 5.3. North Carolina Coast After Hurricane Floyd Figure 6.1. Trends in surface temperature, vegetation greenness, and duration of growing season, North America and Eurasia, 1982-1999. Figure 7.1. Land Cover Change in Eastern U.S. Ecosystems, 1973-2000 Figure 7.2. Forest cover increase and abandonment of marginal agricultural lands in the Upper Midwest Figure 8.1. Urban Population Density of North America Figure 8.2. Groundwater Overdraft in Response to Drought in Arizona's Urban Areas, 2025. |
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