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Melik Can Sariyer · Contributor · authority 71Is this figure still the right one to cite?
EBEmir BaycanExpert answerthe published rate is the 1993–2010 average. AR6 gives the current rate for 2006–2018.Source: IPCC AR6 WG1, ch. 9
Page corrected · accepted 9 Augthe published rate per year → the current rate per year (2006–2018)publisher.example/overthinking-and-rumination · 38 helpful · 14 replies

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