GenesisAeon
P89 · v1.0.1 · 2026-08-31
Cloud Feedback
cloud-feedback-utac
Real cloud-feedback / climate-sensitivity science (Myers et al. 2021, Tan et al. 2025) -- deliberately no UTAC/CREP/AFET bridge, honest presentation of an active scientific disagreement. GenesisAeon P89.
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Laienverständliche Fassung (Deutsch)
Paket-DOI
Keine eigene Paket-DOI in CITATION.cff oder .zenodo.json.
Quellen-DOIs
In der CITATION.cff dieses Pakets sind keine Paper-DOIs hinterlegt.
Literatur je Paket
Observational constraints on low cloud feedback reduce uncertainty of climate sensitivity
Nature Climate Change, 2021
Moderate climate sensitivity due to opposing mixed-phase cloud feedbacks
npj Climate and Atmospheric Science, 2025
Schlagworte
Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER — Real, Genuinely Disputed Science, No Framework Bridge
Why no UTAC/CREP/AFET bridge: not only because the cited literature
already provides the necessary quantitative structure -- a deliberate
choice. This project's highly speculative AFET/UTAC experiments must
never stand in the way of climate/ecology topics being accessible and
usable to people who don't work inside that construct and aren't
looking for renormalization groups. Real, checkable science, without
the burden of an unproven framework. See PACKAGE_REGISTRY.md's "Why
no UTAC/CREP/AFET bridge in the climate/ecology series" (2026-08-31) in
the GenesisAeon workspace root for the full canonical note.Status: Real, verified science with an honest, still-open scientific disagreement + NO UTAC/CREP/AFET bridge
What this is
- Real background: low marine clouds strongly cool the planet; how this
- cooling responds to warming is the leading source of uncertainty in
- equilibrium climate sensitivity (ECS), per IPCC AR6.
- IPCC AR6's own assessed ECS: best estimate 3.0°C, likely range
- 2.5-4.0°C (high confidence), very likely range 2.0-5.0°C (medium
- confidence).
- Myers et al. (2021, Nature Climate Change 11, 501-507): a real
- observational constraint on low-cloud feedback narrowing uncertainty
- toward moderate sensitivity (~3K).
- Tan et al. (2025, npj Climate and Atmospheric Science 8, article 86):
- a real, more recent finding of moderate ECS (3.63±0.98°C) arising from
- opposing mixed-phase cloud feedback mechanisms (some cloud responses
- amplify warming, others dampen it, and they partly cancel).
- **A genuine, current, unresolved disagreement, kept explicit rather than
- resolved by fiat**: separate real 2025/2026 studies using a different
- observatio
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README
Technische Dokumentation (Englisch)
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GenesisAeon Package 89 — real cloud-feedback / climate-sensitivity science. Deliberately has no UTAC/CREP/AFET bridge — see DISCLAIMER.md.
For a plain-language explanation of the same topic (German, no jargon, written for general audiences), see WHITEPAPER.md.
What's real here
- IPCC AR6's assessed equilibrium climate sensitivity (ECS): best estimate
- 3.0°C, likely range 2.5-4.0°C.
- Myers et al. (2021, Nature Climate Change): observational constraint
- on low-cloud feedback narrowing toward moderate sensitivity.
- Tan et al. (2025, npj Climate and Atmospheric Science): moderate ECS
- (3.63±0.98°C) from opposing mixed-phase cloud feedback mechanisms.
- A genuine, current, unresolved disagreement: separate real
- 2025/2026 observational-constraint studies find higher sensitivity.
- Both sides are represented honestly —
is_genuinely_disputed()exists - specifically so this isn't silently resolved to a false single answer.
Quickstart
bash pip install cloud-feedback-utac
```python from cloud_feedback_utac import is_genuinely_disputed, ALL_ECS_ESTIMATES
print(f"Genuinely disputed: {is_genuinely_disputed()}") for est in ALL_ECS_ESTIMATES: print(f"{est.label} ({est.leans}): {est.citation}") ```
Development
bash pip install -e ".[dev]" pre-commit install ruff check src tests mypy src pytest
Citation
See CITATION.cff and .zenodo.json.