A Local climate projections: Passage A favors neighborhood scenarios for locating risk despite uncertainty; Passage B warns that apparent precision can invite overfitting and uses local models for stress tests within robust planning; B restricts their decision role.
B Local climate projections: Passage A lists drainage, cooling, and routes; Passage B mentions global models, assumptions, and infrastructure; both discuss planning.
C Local climate projections: Passage A rejects national information; Passage B rejects all local information; the passages disagree over whether climate adaptation is possible.
D Local climate projections: Passage A demands one exact forecast; Passage B treats models as certain; both favor optimizing for a single future.
