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1. Cyclonic circulation

See cloud radiative effect.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.See drought.Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.

2. Hydrological drought

3. Geoengineering

See drought.See cloud radiative effect.Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.

4. Longwave cloud radiative effect (LWCRE)

See drought.Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.See cloud radiative effect.

5. Hypoxia

Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.Deficiency of oxygen in water bodies - which can be a symptom of eutrophication (nutrient overloading). Deoxygenation (the process of removing oxygen) leads to hypoxia - and the expansion of oxygen minimum zonesSee drought.

6. Ice wedge

Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.Common features of the subsurface in permafrost regions - ice wedges develop by repeated frost cracking and ice vein growth over hundreds to thousands of years. Ice wedge formation causes the archetypal polygonal patterns seen in tundra across the Arctic landscape. (adapted from Liljedal et al. - 2016)A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.See drought.

7. Model ability/model skill

See drought.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.Representativeness of the ability of a climate model to reproduce historical climate observational data.Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.

8. Mode water

See drought.Water of exceptionally uniform properties over an extensive depth range - caused in most instances by convection. Mode waters represent regions of water mass formation; they are not necessarily water masses in their own right but contribute significant volumes of water to other water masses. Because they represent regions of deep sinking of surface water - mode water formation regions are atmospheric heat sources. Subantarctic Mode Water is formed during winter in the subantarctic zone just north of the subantarctic front and contributes to the lower temperature range of central water; only in the extreme eastern Pacific Ocean does it obtain a temperature low enough to contribute to Antarctic Intermediate Water. Subtropical Mode Water is mostly formed through enhanced subduction at selected locations of the subtropics and contributes to the upper temperature range of central water. Examples of Subtropical Mode Water are the 18°C water formed in the Sargasso Sea - Madeira Mode Water formed at the same temperature but in the vicinity of Madeira - and 13°C water formed not by surface processes but through mixing in Agulhas Current eddies as they enter the Benguela Current. Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.

9. Meteorological drought

See cloud radiative effect.Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.See drought.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.

10. Irreversible

Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.See drought.Changes in components of the climate system that either cannot be reversed - or can only be reversed on timescales much longer than the timescale over which the original forcing occurred.

11. Eutrophication

See drought.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.Over-enrichment of water by nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus. It is one of the leading causes of water quality impairment. The two most acute symptoms of eutrophication are hypoxia (a state of oxygen depletion) and harmful algal blooms. Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.

12. Urban heat island effect

Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.The relative warmth of a city compared with surrounding rural areas - associated with changes in runoff - effects on heat retention - and changes in surface albedo. See drought.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.

13. Bias correction method

One of two main statistical approaches used to alleviate the limitations of global and regional climate models - in which the statistics of the simulated model outputs are adjusted to those of the observation data. (The other approach is empirical/stochastic downscaling - described under downscaling). The rescaled variables can remove the effects of systematic errors in climate model outputs.See drought.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.

14. Gravimetry

Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.See drought.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.Measurement of the Earth’s gravitational field. Using satellite data from the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) - measurements of the mean gravity field help scientists better understand the structure of the solid Earth and learn about ocean circulation. Monthly measurements of time-variable gravity can be used to study ground water fluctuations - sea ice - sea level rise - deep ocean currents - ocean bottom pressure - and ocean heat flux.

15. Transient climate response

Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.See climate sensitivity.See drought.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.

16. Solar radiation management (SRM)

Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.See drought.The intentional modification of the Earth’s shortwave radiative budget with the aim to reduce climate change according to a given metric (for example - surface temperature - precipitation - regional impacts - etc). Artificial injection of stratospheric aerosols and cloud brightening are two examples of SRM techniques. Methods to modify some fast-responding elements of the longwave radiative budget (such as cirrus clouds) - although not strictly speaking SRM - can be related to SRM. See also geoengineering.

17. Blocking

Associated with persistent - slow-moving high pressure systems that obstruct the prevailing westerly winds in the middle and high latitudes and the normal eastward progress of extratropical transient storm systems. It is an important component of the intraseasonal climate variability in the extratropics and can cause long-lived weather conditions such as cold spells in winter and heat waves in summer. See drought.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.

18. Snow water equivalent

See drought.The depth of liquid water that would result if a mass of snow melted completely. A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.

19. Albedo

Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.See drought.The fraction of solar radiation reflected by a surface or object - often expressed as a percentage. Snow-covered surfaces have a high albedo - the albedo of soils ranges from high to low - and vegetation-covered surfaces and oceans have a low albedo. The Earth’s planetary albedo varies mainly through varying cloudiness - snow - ice - leaf area - and land-cover changes.

20. Model independence

A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.See drought.An analysis of the degree to which models are different from one another. Also is used as an interpretation of an ensemble as constituting independent samples of a distribution which represents our collective understanding of the climate system. Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.

21. El Niño-Southern Oscillation

Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.See drought.A natural variability in ocean water surface pressure that causes periodic changes in ocean surface temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean. El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) has two phases: the warm oceanic phase - El Niño - accompanies high air surface pressure in the western Pacific - while the cold phase - La Niña - accompanies low air surface pressure in the western Pacific. Each phase generally lasts for 6 to 18 months. ENSO events occur irregularly - roughly every 3 to 7 years. The extremes of this climate pattern’s oscillations cause extreme weather (such as floods and droughts) in many regions of the world.

22. Saffir-Simpson hurricane scale

See drought.A classification scheme for hurricane intensity based on the maximum surface wind speed and the type and extent of damage done by the storm. The wind speed categories are as follows: 1) 33-42 m/s (65-82 knots or 74-95 mph); 2) 43-49 m/s (83- 95 knots or 96-110 mph); 3) 50-58 m/s (96-113 knots or 111-129 mph); 4) 59-69 m/s (114-134 knots or 130-156 mph); and 5) 70 m/s (135 knots or 156 mph) and higher. These categories are used routinely by weather forecasters in North America to characterize the intensity of hurricanes for the public.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.

23. Aerosol-radiation interaction (RFari)

See drought.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.The radiative forcing (or radiative effect - if the perturbation is internally generated) of an aerosol perturbation due directly to aerosol-radiation interactions - with all environmental variables remaining unaffected. It is traditionally known in the literature as the direct aerosol forcing (or effect). The total effective radiative forcing due to both aerosol-cloud and aerosol-radiation interactions is denoted aerosol effective radiative forcing (ERFari+aci). See also aerosol-cloud interaction. Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.

24. Pattern scaling

Fluid motion in the same sense as that of the earth - that is - counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere - clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere - undefined at the equator.A simple and computationally cheap method to produce climate projections beyond the scenarios run with expensive global climate models (GCMs). The simplest technique has known limitations and assumes that a spatial climate anomaly pattern obtained from a GCM can be scaled by the global mean temperature anomaly. See drought.A broad set of methods and technologies that aim to deliberately alter the climate system in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change (also known as climate intervention (National Academy of Sciences) or climate engineering). Most - but not all - methods seek to either 1) reduce the amount of absorbed solar energy in the climate system (Solar Radiation Management) or 2) increase net carbon sinks from the atmosphere at a scale sufficiently large to alter climate (Carbon Dioxide Removal). Scale and intent are of central importance. Two key characteristics of geoengineering methods of particular concern are that they use or affect the climate system (e.g. - atmosphere - land - or ocean) globally or regionally and/or could have substantive unintended effects that cross national boundaries.

25. Tropopause

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