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Fig. 3.7 Distribution of atmospheric aerosols
Source: John Houghton, Global Warming, 4^th edit., 2009, p. 59.

Fig. 3.7a Distribution of atmospheric aerosols
Source: John Houghton, Global Warming, 4^th edit., 2009, p. 59.

Fig. 3.7b Distribution of atmospheric aerosols
Source: John Houghton, Global Warming, 4^th edit., 2009, p. 59.

Fig. 3.8 Model calculation of effect of global mean surface air temperature or removing all sulphate aerosols in year 2000. Source: John Houghton, Global Warming, 4^th edit., 2009, p. 60.

Figures 3.9 Schematic illustrating the cloud albedo and lifetime indirect effect on radiative forcing.
Source: John Houghton, Global Warming, 4^th edit., 2009, p. 61.

Figures 3.10.
Source: John Houghton, Global Warming, 4^th edit., 2009, p. 61.

Figure 3.11 Global annual mean forcings (W m^-2).
Source: John Houghton, Global Warming, 4^th edit., 2009, p. 62.

Figure 3.12 Global surface albedo for 1-16 January 2002.
Source: John Houghton, Global Warming, 4^th edit., 2009, p. 66.

Fig. 4.1a Variations in globally averaged EarthÕs surface temperature
Source: John Houghton, Global Warming, 4^th edit., 2009, p. 71.

Fig. 4.1b Variations in globally averaged EarthÕs surface temperature
Source: John Houghton, Global Warming, 4^th edit., 2009, p. 71.

Figure 4.2 Decadally smoothed annual anomalies of global average sea surface temperature. Source: John Houghton, Global Warming, 4^th edit., 2009, p. 72.

Figure 4.3 Three time series of analyses. Source: John Houghton, Global Warming, 4^th edit., 2009, p. 73.

Table 4.1. Source: John Houghton, Global Warming, 4^th edit., 2009, p. 76.

Table 4.1 continued:
Source: John Houghton, Global Warming, 4^th edit., 2009, p. 77.

Figure 4.4. Global average sea level from Tide gauge and satellite data
Source: John Houghton, Global Warming, 4^th edit., 2009, p. 78.

Fig. 4.5 Northern hemisphere temperature anomalies (1961—90 base mean) Source: John Houghton, Global Warming, 4^th edit., 2009, p. 80.