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Atmospheric CO2 response to AMOC changes under high and low obliquity

University of New South Wales
Menviel, Laurie ; England, Matthew
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Meltwater experiments are performed with the Earth system model of intermediate complexity LOVECLIM (Goosse et al., 2010) under 49ka and 12 ka boundary conditions with their appropriate obliquity values as well as with low obliquity (22.1 deg). The impact on atmospheric CO2 and the oceanic and terrestrial carbon cycle is assessed to understand the impact of obliquity on the carbon cycle. Details on the scientific context and experimental design are in Legrain E., Capron E., Menviel, L. et al., "Centennial-scale variations in the carbon cycle enhanced by high obliquity", 2024.

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AMOC | Carbon cycle | Climate Change Models | Climate Change Processes | Climate Change Science | Earth Sciences | Environmental Policy, Climate Change and Natural Hazards | Global Effects of Climate Change (Excl. Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica and the South Pacific) (Excl. Social Impacts) | Greenhouse Gas Inventories and Fluxes | Orbital parameters | Understanding Climate Change |

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