Geoengineering to avoid overshoot: An analysis of uncertainty (Abstract)

Geoengineering to avoid overshoot: An analysis of uncertainty (Abstract)

Authors:   Tanaka K, Cho C, Krey V, Patt A, Rafaj P, Rao-Skirbekk S, Wagner F

Publication Year:   2010

Reference:  Geophysical Research Abstracts, 12:EGU2010-12796

Poster presentation at EGU General Assembly 2010 meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU2010/EGU2010-12796.pdf

Abstract

Short-lived greenhouse gases and black-carbon aerosols have contributed to past climate warming. Curbing their emissions and quantifying the forcing by all short-lived components could both mitigate climate change in the short term and help to refine projections of global warming.

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