Technical Summary
Authors:
- Ernest AignerEAErnest Aigner
- Christoph GörgCGChristoph Görg
- Astrid KrischAKAstrid Krisch
- Verena MadnerVMVerena Madner
- Andreas MuharAMAndreas Muhar
- Andreas NovyANAndreas Novy
- Alfred PoschAlfred Posch
- Karl W. SteiningerKSKarl W. Steininger
- Lisa BohunovskyLBLisa Bohunovsky
- Jürgen EssletzbichlerJEJürgen Essletzbichler
- Karin FischerKFKarin Fischer
- Harald FreyHFHarald Frey
Open Access
- 6 September 2023
- book chapter
- Published by Springer Nature
- p. 105-170
Abstract
Zusammenfassung: The technical summary is aimed at a professional audience and summarizes the most important findings of the report, but without going into all the details. Each chapter is summarized on approximately two pages. For the relevant statements, an evaluation with regard to agreement and literature basis is given. In contrast to the summary for decision-makers, the literature is also cited.Keywords
Funding Information
- Austrian Panel for Climate Change
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