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Global warming potentials of greenhouse gases from various IPCC reports


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Global Warming Potentials

This work is released under a Creative Commons CC0 Public Domain Dedication. Read the LICENSE.

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Global warming potentials of greenhouse gases.

GWP metrics included in this repository

100-year-GWP from IPCC reports

  • Second Assessment Report (SAR) - SARGWP100 Data source
  • Third Assessment Report (TAR) - TARGWP100 Data source, page 388 Table 6.7
  • Fourth Assessment Report (AR4) - AR4GWP100 Data source
  • Fifth Assessment Report (AR5) - AR5GWP100 Data source
  • Sixth Assessment Report (AR6) - AR6GWP100 Data Source CSV file

20-year-GWP from IPCC reports

500-year-GWP from IPCC reports

100-year-GTP from IPCC reports

100-year-GWP including climate carbon cycle feedbacks

CSV file

CSV file: globalwarmingpotentials.csv

Python

pip install globalwarmingpotentials

Example usage:

import globalwarmingpotentials as gwp

print(gwp.data["AR5GWP100"]["CH4"])  # prints '28'

df = gwp.as_frame()  # Returns a Pandas DataFrame

Node

npm install globalwarmingpotentials

Releasing

After running

make

to update the Python and JS libraries

running

make tag

and pushing with

git push origin main --tags

a new releases on PyPI and NPM will be published.

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Package last updated on 19 Jun 2024

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