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DescriptionPhysical Drivers of climate change.svg
English: Contribution to observed climate change from 12 different drivers, as taken from the Summary for Policymakers of the sixth IPCC assessment report, adapted from figure SPM.2c.
— Time period is 1850-1900 to 2010-2019. All contributions are from human activity, as natural variance and forcings have not contributed to warming in this time period.
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Renamed "Land-use changes" to "Irrigation and albedo", as land use changes contributing to CO2 emissions are not included in the bar (they are in the CO2 bar)
Rebuilt the graphic from data. Changes: - SVG now has native text for translation and selection - Combined "other gases" into single bar - Label tweaks for easier reading (e.g. CH4 --> Methane)