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Peter Cox
Peter Cox CBE is Professor of Climate System Dynamics and Director of the Global Systems Institute at the University of Exeter, and a former IPCC lead author.
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Sep 30, 2026
Is The Earth Warming Faster Than We Thought? | Ep276: Peter Cox
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Peter CoxGUEST
So that's the very phospho-intensive scenario that we think we're not on anymore, hopefully.

Peter CoxGUEST
But those scenarios were developed – as you suggest, in a rather peculiar way in order to give possible ranges for models to be tested over.

Peter CoxGUEST
They weren't given probabilities, relative likelihoods, but they were seen as a way to span the range, and the range is still alive as far as I can tell.
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we've had agency we've just had a sort of termination shock if you like of stopping doing something and there is now a growing amount of you know interest and research money going and it's still tiny but going into are there ways in which we could make the clouds brighter we could put back reflectivity in a less harmful way or a more efficient way um and what what are your views on this debate
