Chenyu Zhu

Reconstruction and attribution of Late-Pleistocene changes in the Earth’s energy imbalance

The Earth’s energy imbalance (EEI) that develops at the top of the atmosphere is accommodated by gains or losses of energy in Earth’s heat reservoirs, leading to temperature and sea level change. The global ocean has stored about 90% of the EEI from anthropogenic forcing, but the attribution of past changes of EEI rema...