the report, published in the journal nature geoscience on september 18, acknowledges that most of the models of warming trends failed to predict the ‘slowdown’ in warming post-2000, resulting in less pronounced warming than predicted and thus more room in the co2 ‘emissions budget’ for the coming decades.
the report, published in the journal nature geoscience on september 18, acknowledges that most of the models of warming trends failed to predict the ‘slowdown’ in warming post-2000, resulting in less pronounced warming than predicted and thus more room in the co2 ‘emissions budget’ for the coming decades.
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the 2017 united states-published national climate assessment notes that "climate models may still be underestimating or missing relevant feedback processes".