Abstract
Because of fossil fuel combustion, the amount of atmospheric carbon dioxide is increasing, and thereby raising the earth's average temperature through the greenhouse effect. Results of a radiative heat balance simulation of the future dynamic behavior of the average global temperature are reported. Based on projected fuel usage patterns, a 6..cap alpha..K temperature rise within the next 200 years is forecast. Such a temperature rise would be significant and would add weight to the theory that fossil fuel combustion will change climate. (2 graphs, 13 references)
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