Representative Concentration Pathways (RCPs)
to climate change impacts adds uncertainty. By starting with concentrations, there are fewer steps to impacts and therefore less cumulative uncertainty in impact assessments. This way uncertainty is shared more evenly among the various components. The RCPs are not a complete package of socioeconomic, emission and climate projections.
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