A rating system and classified climate model outputs generated by the global climate community and included in the recent IPCC report finds that roughly a third of the models aren’t doing a good job at reproducing existing sea surface temperature data, a third are robust and not particularly sensitive to carbon emissions, and the other third are robust but predict a particularly hot future for the planet due to high sensitivity to carbon emissions. The carbon sensitive models that predict much stronger heating than the most probable IPCC estimate, are plausible and should be taken seriously.
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