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Last seen on: NY Times Crossword 31 Mar 23, Friday
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Climate inertia or climate change inertia is the phenomenon by which a planet’s climate system shows a resistance or slowness to deviate away from a given dynamic state. It can accompany stability and other effects of feedback within complex systems, and includes the inertia exhibited by physical movements of matter and exchanges of energy. The concept is applied somewhat loosely, like it commonly is elsewhere. Inertia has been associated with the drivers of, and the responses to, climate change.
Increasing fossil-fuel carbon emissions are a primary inertial driver of change to Earth’s climate during recent decades, and vary based on the collective socioeconomic inertia of its over 8 billion human inhabitants. Many system components have exhibited inertial responses to this driver, also known as a forcing. The rate of rise in global surface temperature (GST) has especially been resisted by 1) the thermal inertia of the planet’s surface, primarily its ocean and cryosphere, and 2) inertial behavior within its carbon cycle feedback. Energy stored in the ocean following the inertial responses principally determines near-term irreversible change known as climate commitment. These responses influence transient climate response (TCR or TCRE), but have less impact on equilibrium climate sensitivity (ECS) because the planet’s energy balance ultimately dictates the realignment between long-term GST and the atmospheric CO2 concentration; which is itself mainly a function of total fossil carbon emitted.