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Predicting tipping points: The many shades of non-equilibrium and catch-22s of early-warning
The potential of crossing climate tipping points (TP) has reached the attention of many researchers and the general public. On the one hand, the basis for this concern is strengthening, with simulations showing that abrupt transitions might occur even for moderate emission scenarios. On the other ha
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