Linear and Nonlinear Aspects of Climate Response to External Forcings

The main role in the current climate change is played by anthropogenic forcings, primarily anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases and aerosols. On the global scale, the response of the Earth system to these forcings is close to linear. In particular, it depends mostly on the magnitude of such f...

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