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Modeling of Average Global Climate Change by 2200
According to a predictive global climate model described and used in a recent study (April 2025), future climate change is relatively insensitive to various greenhouse gas (GHG) emission scenarios, despite their significant differences. The author concluded that it is likely necessary to move even c
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