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Terminology Confusion Surrounding the Jargon 'Overshoot'

Different media, scientists, and government officials across countries use different terminology to refer to 'overshoot', causing confusion. Establishing a style guide or terminology guidelines can help keep all parties aligned.

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Updated 2026-06-30

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