Interactive comment on "Ice melt, sea level rise and superstorms: evidence from paleoclimate data, climate modeling, and modern observations that 2 C global warming is highly dangerous" by J. Hansen et al.
Interactive comment on "Ice melt, sea level rise and superstorms: evidence from paleoclimate data, climate modeling, and modern observations that 2 C global warming is highly dangerous" by J. Hansen et al.
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2015
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J. Hansen;Makiko Sato;P. Hearty;R. Ruedy;M. Kelley;V. Masson‐Delmotte;G. Russell;G. Tselioudis;Junji Cao;E. Rignot;I. Velicogna;Blair R. Tormey;Bailey G. Donovan;E. Kandiano;K. Schuckmann;P. Kharecha;A. Legrande;M. Bauer;Kwok-Wai Lo
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J. Hansen;Makiko Sato;P. Hearty;R. Ruedy;M. Kelley;V. Masson‐Delmotte;G. Russell;G. Tselioudis;Junji Cao;E. Rignot;I. Velicogna;Blair R. Tormey;Bailey G. Donovan;E. Kandiano;K. Schuckmann;P. Kharecha;A. Legrande;M. Bauer;Kwok-Wai Lo
The authors use a mixture of palaeoclimate data evidence, direct observations, and climate modeling runs to make inferences about past and then potential future changes in atmospheric circulation, sea level and storminess under a business as usual emissions scenario. They argue that 2 degrees should not be seen as safe. In many senses the study should be uncontentious and does not challenge in a fundamental manner