Beyond RCP8.5: Marginal mitigation using quasi-representative concentration pathways
超越 RCP8.5:利用准代表性浓度路径评估边际减排
Assessments of decreases in economic damages from climate change mitigation typically rely on climate output from computationally expensive pre-computed runs of general circulation models under a handful of scenarios with discretely varying targets, such as the four representative concentration pathways for CO2 and other anthropogenically emitted gases. Although such analyses are valuable in informing scientists and policymakers about massive multilateral mitigation goals,…