Abstract
The empirical evidence for global warming is analyzed as to the onset of a warming trend, its magnitude in terms of an overall temperature rise from its onset through 1992, and for indications of a contribution of a CO 2 induced addition to the natural greenhouse effect. The data investigated include the hemispheric and global surface air temperatures (SAT), permafrost temperatures and data on the retreat and advance of mountain glaciers around the globe.
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