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Twelve years of atmospheric CH 4 data from a globally distributed set of sampling sites ranging in latitude from 82 o N to 90 o S are analyzed to determine if a statistically significant trend in the peak-to-peak seasonal cycle amplitude exists. Two analysis methods are used. Agreement between amplitude trends determined by the two methods is reasonable. Trends in amplitude...