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Folks
A quick question. In many climate change projections, temperature changes are reported in °C shift from baseline, while precipitation (or discharge) is provided in % terms.
What are peoples' thoughts regarding presenting temperature change as a % - as a means of highlighting those areas where changes are going to be large (e.g. Arctic). I appreciate that giving a °C value allows estimated of effects on vital rates etc.
Cheers
Chris
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