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119. Constraining the Sensitivity of Regional Climate with the Use of Historical Observations A. Voulgarakis & D. Shindell
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122. Spatiotemporal variations and regional differences in air temperature in the permafrost regions in the Northern Hemisphere during 1980–2018 G. Hu et al.
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126. Past world economic production constrains current energy demands: Persistent scaling with implications for economic growth and climate change mitigation T. Garrett et al.
127. Flexible Operation of Coal Fired Power Plants with Postcombustion Capture of Carbon Dioxide H. Chalmers et al.
128. International aviation emissions to 2025: Can emissions be stabilised without restricting demand? A. Macintosh & L. Wallace
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132. A dynamic control system model for global temperature change and sea level rise in response to CO2 emissions J. Guan et al.
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134. Perspectives on the Use of Coral Reef Restoration as a Strategy to Support and Improve Reef Ecosystem Services M. Hein et al.
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