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Uncertainty In Climate Models: A ‘better than nothing’ estimate.

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At Climate Audit, Bender periodically wonders whether anyone knows the precision of a single run of a Global Climate Models (GCMs). My answer is: ±0.08K. Sort of. That is, for Hansen’s Scenarios A, B & C as they apply to the decade from 1973-1983. I’ll explain what I mean by precision, why I [...]

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