Global warming in the pipeline is greater than prior estimates.
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"Eventual global warming due to today's GHG forcing alone - after slow feedbacks operate - is about +10°C." (James Hansen et al. 2022)
It's seemingly a more detailed analysis than our previous tipping thread. There is some contraversy around this work, which Micheal Mann claims ignores ocean uptake, but actually ocean update speed gets discussed on pages 14 and 21, including citing this AMOC paper. At least the fossil record contains some similar sounding combined +10°C tipping point event.
It's seemingly a more detailed analysis than our previous tipping thread. There is some contraversy around this work, which Micheal Mann claims ignores ocean uptake, but actually ocean update speed gets discussed on pages 14 and 21, including citing this AMOC paper. At least the fossil record contains some similar sounding combined +10°C tipping point event.
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I'm not arguing against discussing it but this article is aimed at the scientists who do climate modeling.
posted by neuron at 9:14 AM on December 27, 2022
posted by neuron at 9:14 AM on December 27, 2022
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