Material in this section originates from the following categories in our Subject Index:
Biospheric Productivity (Global: The Recent Past)
Greening of the Earth (Global: The Recent Past)
Productivity (Biosphere: Global, The Recent Past)
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.
* -- Long-term Trends in Global Gross Primary Productivity
* -- Models Underestimate the Positive Impact of CO2 on Gross Primary Production
* -- The Change in Global Gross Primary Production Between 2000 and 2014
* -- Recent Trends in Terrestrial Gross and Net Primary Productivity
* -- The Positive Impact of Fossil Fuel Use on Terrestrial Net Primary Productivity
* -- Elevated CO2 is Enhancing Global Terrestrial Net Ecosystem Production
* -- Terrestrial Gross Primary Productivity Increased by 31 Percent Over the Past Century
* -- A CO2-Induced Global Stimulation of Terrestrial Carbon Uptake and Water Use Efficiency
* -- Terrestrial Carbon Uptake Slows Growth Rate of Atmospheric CO2
* -- Elevated CO2: A Key Driver of Global Greening Observations
* -- The Unstoppable CO2-Induced Greening of the Earth Continues
* -- A Quarter-Century of Carbon Sequestration in Global Grasslands
* -- Three Decades of Global Vegetation Land Cover Change
* -- Three Decades of Global Greening of Earth's Terrestrial Surfaces
* -- Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: Reducing Its Own Greenhouse Effect
* -- Two Decades of Global Dryland Vegetation Change
* -- Earth's Hyperventilating Biosphere
* -- Atmospheric CO2 Enrichment and Plants of Warm and Dry Regions
* -- Measuring and Modeling Global Vegetation Growth: 1982-2009
Earth's Land and Water Surfaces: Net Sources or Sinks for CO2?
Terrestrial "Greening" and "Browning" in Time and Space
The Green(leaf)ing of the Earth Continues
Terrestrial Plant Responses to Global Warming
The Carbon Sink Efficiency of the Earth
Global Terrestrial Net Primary Productivity: 2000-2009 and Beyond
Tropical Forests and Earth's Changing Atmosphere
Two Decades of Northern Hemispheric Greening
Global Forest Productivity Since the Mid-20th Century
The Greening of the Earth: 1982-1999
Global Terrestrial Carbon Uptake in the 1980s and 90s
The Response of Earth's Biosphere to Atmospheric CO2 and Temperature Trends: 1981-2000
Interannual Fluctuations of the Air's CO2 Concentration
Tropical Forest "Weirdness" in Costa Rica
Global Terrestrial Productivity in the Last Decades of the 20th Century
Fertilizing the Earth with CO2
Decreasing Diurnal Temperature Range: Sign of Global Warming or Greening of the Earth?