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A lack of long-term measurements across Earth's biological and physicalsystems has made observation-based detection and attribution of climatechange impacts to anthropogenic forcing and natural variability difficult.Here we explore coherence among land, cryosphere and ocean responses torecent climate change using 3 decades (1980–2012) of observationalsatellite and field data throughout the Northern Hemisphere. Our results showcoherent interannual variability among snow cover, spring phenology, solarradiation, Scandinavian Pattern, and North Atlantic Oscillation. Theinterannual variability of the atmospheric peak-to-trough CO2 amplitudeis mostly impacted by temperature-mediated effects of El Niño/SouthernOscillation (ENSO) and Pacific/North American Pattern (PNA), whereas CO2concentration is affected by Polar Pattern control on sea ice extentdynamics. This is assuming the trend in anthropogenic CO2 emissionremains constant, or the interannual changes in the trends are negligible.Our analysis suggests that sea ice decline-related CO2 release mayoutweigh increased CO2 uptake through longer growing seasons and highertemperatures. The direct effects of variation in solar radiation and leadingteleconnections, at least in part via their impacts on temperature, dominatethe interannual variability of land, cryosphere and ocean indicators. Ourresults reveal a coherent long-term changes in multiple physical andbiological systems that are consistent with anthropogenic forcing of Earth'sclimate and inconsistent with natural drivers

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Coherence among the Northern Hemisphere land, cryosphere, and ocean responses to natural variability and anthropogenic forcing during the satellite era