Climate of the Past Discussions Interactive comment on “ Linking glacial and future climates through an ensemble of GCM simulations ” by J . C . Hargreaves

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Author	Deimling, Thomas Schneider Von
Copyright Year	2006
Abstract	Accounting for data information about past climatic changes is an important aspect to infer insight of how strongly the Earth system reacts to changes in its radiative balance, i.e. to infer the magnitude of climate sensitivity. In this context the large difference in boundary conditions of modern and LGM climate along with the pronounced temperature difference between the two climates has been the subject of several studies. Hereby the crucial question arises whether the past cooling, provoked by glacial boundary conditions, is a good analogue for future warming, caused by rising greenhouse gas levels. It is well known that the past and future forcings are of different nature. Given the lack of a large set of complex climates models that have performed 2xCO2 and LGM experiments the question of how strongly the simulated temperature
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