Science & Environment

Can we trust numerical climate models?

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CQFD
25 July 2016

Martin Beniston

Sciences, UNIGE

Keeping global warming below +2°C is what's at stake at the Cop21 in Paris at the end of 2015. +2°C is the maximum temperature rise beyond which the consequences of global warming risk becoming unmanageable.

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