An assessment of methods for computing radiative forcing in climate models

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Differences in modeling radiative transfer could result in substantial uncertainty in the projected #climate response http://t.co/nC8oXvqyca

Better radiative forcing calculations & diagnostics in #climate models needed http://t.co/0jwzOasfDQ @IOPenvironment

New paper: models have "substantial differences in projected climate response" from radiative transfer #NotSettledSci http://t.co/9EaPRFoqn8

Better radiative forcing calculations & diagnostics in #climate models needed http://t.co/0jwzOasfDQ @IOPenvironment

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