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Climate change: All in the timing

by: Steve Hatfield-Dodds
Nature, Vol. 493, No. 7430. (3 January 2013), pp. 35-36, doi:10.1038/493035a  Key: citeulike:11865459

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How influential are the various factors involved in curbing global warming? A study finds that the timing of emissions reduction has the largest impact on the probability of limiting temperature increases to 2 °C. See Letter p.79


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