Fig. 4: Comparison of ZAME and AerChemMIP ozone and temperature changes with respect to methane concentration. | npj Climate and Atmospheric Science

Fig. 4: Comparison of ZAME and AerChemMIP ozone and temperature changes with respect to methane concentration.

From: The role of future anthropogenic methane emissions in air quality and climate

Fig. 4

AerChemMIP results are shown in blue, the UKESM ensemble member in green and ZAME in orange. Linear trends are extrapolated to test linearity of ZAME with respect to AerChemMIP. a Difference in global mean surface temperature (ΔGMST) vs the difference in square root of methane concentration (\({{\Delta }}\sqrt{[{{{{\rm{CH}}}}}_{4}]}\)) for 2015–2050, according to the relationship between methane concentration and radiative forcing34. b Difference in ozone concentration (Δ[O3]) vs difference in methane concentration (Δ[CH4]) between 2015 and 2050. Error bars represent the standard error.

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