Policy and social change are treated as "exogenous" in climate models. Modelers determine the values & feed them in; they do not interact dynamically with other parts of the model. I talk with one researcher who is trying to integrate these social variables more fully into climate analysis. This one's way more interesting than I'm making it sound!
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Policy and social change are treated as "exogenous" in climate models. Modelers determine the values & feed them in; they do not interact dynamically with other parts of the model. I talk with one researcher who is trying to integrate these social variables more fully into climate analysis. This one's way more interesting than I'm making it sound!
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