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- Runaway_climate_change abstract "The phrases runaway climate change or runaway global warming do not have a clear meaning, and are often confused with the runaway greenhouse effect. They are typically used to evoke the idea of where climate change causes the climate to pass a tipping point where positive feedback effects cause climate to rapidly change until it reaches a new stable condition. It may be used with reference to concerns about rapid global warming. Some astronomers use the expression runaway greenhouse effect to describe a situation where the climate deviates catastrophically and permanently from the original state—as happened on Venus. The term is rarely used in relation to climate change events in climatological literature.".
- Runaway_climate_change thumbnail 2007_Arctic_Sea_Ice.jpg?width=300.
- Runaway_climate_change wikiPageID "21233325".
- Runaway_climate_change wikiPageRevisionID "604474211".
- Runaway_climate_change date "March 2014".
- Runaway_climate_change hasPhotoCollection Runaway_climate_change.
- Runaway_climate_change reason "What is the Russell sensitivity?".
- Runaway_climate_change reason "What is the other 75%? The initial assumption does not state anything about increasing CO2 levels.".
- Runaway_climate_change subject Category:Climate_change.
- Runaway_climate_change subject Category:Climate_feedbacks.
- Runaway_climate_change type ClimateFeedbacks.
- Runaway_climate_change type Feedback113479380.
- Runaway_climate_change type NaturalProcess113518963.
- Runaway_climate_change type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Runaway_climate_change type Process100029677.
- Runaway_climate_change comment "The phrases runaway climate change or runaway global warming do not have a clear meaning, and are often confused with the runaway greenhouse effect. They are typically used to evoke the idea of where climate change causes the climate to pass a tipping point where positive feedback effects cause climate to rapidly change until it reaches a new stable condition. It may be used with reference to concerns about rapid global warming.".
- Runaway_climate_change label "Runaway climate change".
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- Runaway_climate_change sameAs Q7379680.
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- Runaway_climate_change wasDerivedFrom Runaway_climate_change?oldid=604474211.
- Runaway_climate_change depiction 2007_Arctic_Sea_Ice.jpg.
- Runaway_climate_change isPrimaryTopicOf Runaway_climate_change.
