Uncertainty in the 2°C warming threshold related to climate sensitivity and climate feedback
Abstract Climate sensitivity is an important index that measures the relationship between the increase in greenhouse gases and the magnitude of global warming. Uncertainties in climate change projection and climate modeling are mostly related to the climate sensitivity. The climate sensitivities of...
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