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. 2021 Sep 27;379(2210):20210104. doi: 10.1098/rsta.2021.0104

Figure 3.

Figure 3.

(a, b) Effective cumulative methane removal causes a linear delay in reaching warming thresholds in SSP3-7.0. (c, d) Methane removal rate causes a linear reduction in peak temperature in SSP1-2.6. (a) SSP3-7.0 decadal average temperatures showing an example of the timing of reaching 3°C warming with dotted lines; (b) correlation between effective cumulative removal and timing of warming thresholds with lines of best fit in grey (calculated using linear least-squares regression). Numbers indicate the temperature (in°C) above preindustrial that has been reached; (c) decadal average temperatures for SSP1-2.6 scenarios showing peak temperatures with dotted lines; (d) correlation between removal rate and temperature at peak along with the best fit line in grey (calculated using linear least-squares regression). (Online version in colour.)