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Our understanding of changes in Earth system processes depends on models1,2. Model-based attribution, quantifying the importance and magnitude of causal factors for a detected change3, is routinely used to assess the relative contributions of anthropogenic factors and natural variability on Earth system phenomena, ranging from precipitation extremes to decadal-scale changes in net carbon uptake4,5,6,7,8. For […] More
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