Climate models estimate how human release of carbon dioxide from fossil-fuel burning will affect the climate, with uncertainties. When examining how the models do in simulating past climate changes, we learn what about the uncertainties? Group of answer choices Changes in the future will be hugely larger than the models say, and we will burn up to a cinder, because the models grossly underestimate what nature does Changes in the future will be smaller than the models say, because the models overestimate past changes. Changes in the future will be similar to or a bit larger than the models say, because if the models have a problem, they tend to underestimate the changes that have occurred Changes in the future will be much smaller than the models say, because the models grossly overestimate past changes. Changes in the future will be exactly what the models say, because the models get the past changes almost perfectly