UKCP1 uidance Representative Concentration Pathways
develop a new set of scenarios, or pathways. RCPs were introduced to better facilitate interactions between the scientific communities working on climate change, adaptation and mitigation. Unlike with SRES, RCPs enable the costs and …
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