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Acidifying Oceans Add Urgency To Carbon Dioxide Cuts - Topix

Judged: 1 "The ecological and economic consequences are difficult to predict but possibly calamitous, warn a team of chemical oceanographers in the July 4 issue of Science, and halting the changes already underway will likely require even steeper cuts in carbon emissions than those currently proposed to curb climate change." We are being urged to rearrange the world's economy due to likely requirements perceived necessary to combat the difficult to predict, but possibly calamitous consequences.

"the extra carbon dioxide has caused the ocean's average surface pH (a measure of water's acidity) to shift by about 0.1 unit from pre-industrial levels." I wonder where they obtained the data regarding pre-industrial average surface pH.

It's nopt like there was anyone gathering this info in the early 1800s.

Probably more computer modeling.

Idiots Quote: : "the extra carbon dioxide has caused the ocean's average surface pH (a measure of water's acidity) to shift by about 0.1 unit from pre-industrial levels." I wonder where they obtained the data regarding pre-industrial average surface pH.

It's nopt like there was anyone gathering this info in the early 1800s.

Probably more computer modeling.

"Most of the models couldn't predict the past" Global Con-sensus "a study in the Royal Meteorological Society's International Journal of Climatology looked at 22 computer models used by the IPCC.

Most of the models couldn't even predict the past. Predictably, after a quick review of the report, Gore spokeswoman Kalee Kreider said 25 to 30 of the scientists may have received funding from Exxon Mobil..., though she didn't name which scientists she thinks were bribed to distort the truth.

Wise move." http://atangledweb.squarespace.com/httpatangl...

Shoot the messenger!!!!




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