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Results from Climate Change Prediction Experiments

Results from Climate Change Prediction Experiments [Pg.23]

for example, both ENSO and NAO are chaotic events and hence unpredictable, this could cause long-term differences between models since they could then statistically correctly simulate these features out of phase with each other. Alternatively, it could also happen that both ENSO and NAO respond to the increased forcing of the greenhouse gases so that there is a systematic change in their probability distribution and then the positive phase we have seen in recent decades is a physically correct [Pg.23]

Name Forcing Due to Changing Atmospheric Concentrations of. . . Years [Pg.24]

GSD GHG plus sulfate aerosols (direct effect only) 1860-2050 [Pg.24]


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