IPCC 2007 report was a conservative, best-case analysis

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Anthropogenic Climate Change
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IPCC 2007 report was a conservative, best-case analysis
Data in IPCC reports is generally stale by time of publication
IPCC consensus process tends eliminate more dramatic findings
IPCC report tended to use linear models
Current predications suggest increase of 6ºC plus by 2100
IPCC predicts global average temperature increase of 2º–5ºC by 2100
Actual worldwide CO2 emissions have been higher than IPPC worst case
Arctic ice has been melting faster than IPCC expected range
Global sea-level rise likely at least 2x as much as IPCC projections
The expected case foresees catastrophic consequences
Public's and policy maker's understanding is based on IPCC reports
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