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Climate change feedbacks and flow-on effects
Figure 68. The IPCC Working Groups span the breadth of issues associated with understanding and responding to climate change, and recognise the feedbacks and flow-on effects in terms of both information and actions. This is inherent in the IPCC methodology for using greenhouse gas emission scenarios as input to biogeochemical and physical climate models to produce projections of alternative climate futures. In turn these are used in impact sensitivity studies as an aid to decision making on the optimum balance between the complementary strategies of mitigation and adaptation.

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