Material in this section originates from the following categories in our Subject Index:

Temperature Trends (Potential Inaccuracies)

Material preceded by an asterisk (*) was posted after this subject summary was written and therefore is not included in the summary.  This material will be integrated into the summary at a later date.

Summary

* -- Vegetation, Climate and CO2: Their Intertwined Relationship

* -- Is the Upper Ocean Warming?

* -- The "Divergence Problem" in Tree-Ring Reconstructions of Temperature

* -- Non-Greenhouse-Gas Anthropogenic Influences on Near-Surface Air Temperatures

* -- Different Ways of Characterizing Global Temperature Change

* -- The Significance of Long-Term-Persistence in Surface Air Temperature Data

* -- Land Use Changes and Surface Warming in Eastern China

* -- The Pre-Observational Mean Temperature of Tachlovice, Czech Republic

* -- Effects of Land Cover Change on Climate

* -- The 13 May 2003 Testimony of Dr. John Christy Before the U.S. House of Representatives' Committee on Resources

* -- Splitting Hairs with a Hatchet: Climate Model Not Up to Task of Determining Real-World Tropospheric Temperature Trend

* -- More Reasons to Question the Veracity of the Global Surface Air Temperature Record

Unsuspected Urban-Induced Warming

Temperature Reconstructions Based on Plant-Climate Interactions Are Inaccurate If Atmospheric CO2 Varied Over the Period of Reconstruction

Standard Shelters or Boreholes: Which Provides a Better Record of Earth's Surface Air Temperature History? The Portugal Story

Palaeoclimate Histories May Need Some Adjustments

Two Types of Tree-Ring Response to Atmospheric CO2 Enrichment and Their Implications for Reconstructing Past Trends in Earth's Surface Air Temperature

There Has Been No Global Warming for the Past 70 Years

The Global Surface Air Temperature Record Must Be Wrong