Not exact matches
1944 would seem justifiable on theoretical grounds if we are truly trying to
net out
warmer and cooler multidecadal
regimes.
Which if you think about it means that the late 20th century cooler and
warmer regimes are overwhelmingly unlikely to
net out.
Couple that with the limited growth potential of CO2 concentrations and growing biological response (which likely lags concentration growth), and it doesn't even seem plausible that
warming will be a
net cost on a meaningful time scale (hey anything is possible — maybe there are temporary climate
regimes where even mild ghe produces worse weather which we just haven't experienced yet — eg a portion of the - PDO phase).
Which if you think about it means that the late 20th century cooler and
warmer regimes can not are overwhelmingly unlikely to
net out.