What is the scientific sign of high climate sensitivity?
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Correct answer: Large temperature response to small forcing
Climate sensitivity describes how strongly the climate system responds to a specified radiative forcing, such as a change in greenhouse-gas concentration. High sensitivity means that a relatively small forcing produces a relatively large equilibrium or transient temperature response. It does not mean that all rain stops or that Earth changes size; it refers specifically to the strength of climate response.
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Large temperature response to small forcing
Why is this the correct answer?
Climate sensitivity describes how strongly the climate system responds to a specified radiative forcing, such as a change in greenhouse-gas concentration. High sensitivity means that a relatively small forcing produces a relatively large equilibrium or transient temperature response. It does not mean that all rain stops or that Earth changes size; it refers specifically to the strength of climate response.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 12 Geography question. Chapter: World Climate and Climate Change.
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