4- variability between models, high growth (A2)- moderate growth (AIB)- emission scenarios low growth (81) - ) Global Su
Posted: Tue May 17, 2022 7:28 pm
The Yellow curve is essentially a no-growth scenario. It is NOT
a zero emissions scenario but it is one that presumes no economic
growth and no increase in energy use. It is unrealistic but
it is used as a baseline to compare the other growth scenarios. If
economic growth were to cease what is the amount of warming that is
already built into our current emissions?
18. Increase from 2000 to 2100 = ________________
19. Using your calculations and observations from previous
questions what is your best estimate of total warming from 1900 to
2100? ___________________(degrees C)
20. Explain your reasoning in three short but complete
sentences.
4- variability between models, high growth (A2)- moderate growth (AIB)- emission scenarios low growth (81) - ) Global Surface Warming (C) constant Co IT 1900 2100 2000 Year
a zero emissions scenario but it is one that presumes no economic
growth and no increase in energy use. It is unrealistic but
it is used as a baseline to compare the other growth scenarios. If
economic growth were to cease what is the amount of warming that is
already built into our current emissions?
18. Increase from 2000 to 2100 = ________________
19. Using your calculations and observations from previous
questions what is your best estimate of total warming from 1900 to
2100? ___________________(degrees C)
20. Explain your reasoning in three short but complete
sentences.
4- variability between models, high growth (A2)- moderate growth (AIB)- emission scenarios low growth (81) - ) Global Surface Warming (C) constant Co IT 1900 2100 2000 Year