The Earth's climate is a highly complex system that is difficult to predict with certainty, but scientific models can help us understand its underlying dynamics from "summary" of Earth System Science by Timothy Lenton
The Earth's climate is a highly intricate and multifaceted system, characterized by a myriad of interconnected components and processes. These components include the atmosphere, oceans, land surface, ice sheets, and living organisms, all of which interact in complex ways to shape the Earth's climate. Due to the sheer complexity of the climate system, predicting its behavior with absolute certainty is a challenging task. Despite the inherent unpredictability of the Earth's climate, scientists have developed sophisticated models that can help us gain insights into the underlying dynamics of the system. These models are based on a wide range of data, including observations...
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