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Radiative and Dynamical Controls on the Land-Ocean Warming Contrast in Climate Models
Surface air over land warms substantially more than over the ocean under greenhouse forcing, a phenomenon known as the land-ocean warming contrast. Current explanations for this contrast are commonly expressed either in terms of energetic constraints, from top-of-atmosphere and surface energy balanc
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