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Summary

Description	English: Earth's energy budget , with incoming and outgoing radiation (Values are shown in W/m ² ). Satellite instruments ( CERES ) measure the reflected solar and emitted infrared radiation fluxes. The energy balance determines Earth's climate . Year 2021 update : Net absorbed energy (shown as 0.6) rose to above 1.0 W/m ² based on independent CERES and ocean heat content measurements.(see fig.1 in Loeb et al.(2021), Geoph. Res. Let 48 (13), doi:10.1029/2021GL093047)
Date	20 April 2014
Source	https://web.archive.org/web/20140421050855/http://science-edu.larc.nasa.gov/energy_budget/ quoting Loeb et al., J. Clim 2009 & Trenberth et al, BAMS 2009
Author	NASA

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