Table 1 Two human emission scenarios contributed to 2100 for AR5 and AR6 [1]

Table 2 Contributions of different emission scenarios to temperature for 2081-2100 relative to 1850-1900 [1]

Table 3 Comparisons of anthropogenic emission scenarios corresponding to fossil fuel and industrial carbon dioxide emission in 2100, equilibrium climate sensitivity, and projected temperature changes in the late 21st century (relative to present time) [1-2]

Table 4 Comparison of consistency of global mean temperature anomalies for 2023 (January - October) relative to four different baselines of five traditional observation datasets [3]

Table 5 Developments of global climate models from IPCC FAR to AR6 [1]

Table 6 Atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations for three periods, global temperature, and global sea level during present-day (2011-2020), and future (2100) under low-emissions scenarios (SSP1-2.6) and very high-emissions scenarios (SSP5-8.5) as compared to 1850-1900[1]