flacaltenn
Diamond Member
I learned that the climate change summit could help more than I thought. Here is something that I think will be very educational for all of you!:
http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/sloan-sc...nd-policy-spring-2008/lecture-notes/lec16.pdf
Look at the first graph: the two degrees seems to be a very conservative figure although I know the two degrees is something. Look at more graphs - and the effects - it becomes clear.
Really? You ditch my questions again?? This is supposed to be a conversation. Not a protest march...
As for your "discovery" ----- I guess you missed the conclusions.. Do you want me to explain them to you??
CONCLUDING REMARKS
(1) IPCC AR4 MULTI-(3D) MODEL ENSEMBLES HAVE PROVIDED OBJECTIVE KNOWLEDGE OF UNCERTAINTY IN REGIONAL CLIMATE PREDICTIONS (GIVEN “CERTAIN” EMISSION SCENARIOS) THAT ARE USEFUL IN POLICY DISCUSSIONS.
(2) BUT THE PROBABILITY AND UNDERLYING ECONOMIC, TECHNOLOGICAL, AND POLICY ASSUMPTIONS IN THESE (SRES) EMISSION SCENARIOS ARE TOO OBSCURE TO INCORPORATE EMISSIONS UNCERTAINTY INTO CLIMATE PREDICTIONS.
(3) THE IPCC HAS YET TO CONNECT THE 3 WORKING GROUPS IN A WAY THAT FACILITATES AN EFFECTIVE INTEGRATED A SSESSMENT.