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Figure 18: Radiative climate forcing by long-lived greenhouse gases. Direct radiative forcing (in Wm^-2) by four classes of major long-lived greenhouse gases (left panel), and percentage of the total direct forcing for each of the four (right panel). Annual averages are from NOAA’s Global Cooperative Air Sampling Network.

Credit: NOAA Climate Monitoring and Diagnostics Laboratory.

Figure 18: Radiative climate forcing by long-lived greenhouse gases.

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