Climate inertia refers to the delayed response of the climate system to changes in greenhouse gas concentrations and other influencing factors. This concept highlights that even after mitigating emissions or making changes to reduce anthropogenic impacts, the climate may continue to exhibit significant effects due to pre-existing conditions and processes. There are a few key aspects to understand about climate inertia: 1. **Thermal Inertia**: The oceans, which absorb a significant amount of heat, have a high thermal inertia.
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