Climate Sensitivity Explained
The discussion delves into the concepts of equilibrium and transient climate sensitivity, highlighting the significant role of ocean heat capacity in delaying atmospheric warming. It’s revealed that transient sensitivity, which measures temperature changes over a shorter time frame, is about half that of equilibrium sensitivity due to the differing thermal timescales of shallow and deep ocean interactions. Additionally, the complexities of carbon dioxide movement between the atmosphere and oceans are introduced, emphasizing their importance in climate modeling.In this clip
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The Science of Everything Podcast
Episode 143: Climate Modelling
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