Correspondence with UK Government on C&C and ocean acidification continues.
It now includes a Letter - to EPOCA scientists 09 February 2011 seeking answers
to the questions that the Government appears unwilling or unable to address.
- Letter to Chris Huhne UK SoS Energy/Climate - 30 May 2010
- Reply from Chris Huhne - June 2010
- Letter from Nick Clegg - 13 September 2010
- Letter & Memo to Chris Huhne after meeting him - 21 September 2010
- Reply from Chris Huhne - 31 October 2010
- Reply to Chris Huhne - 22 November 2010 with image re sink-failure [also see below]
- Letter from Nick Clegg - 17 November 2010
- Letter from Jason Lowe - 06 January 2011
- Letter from Chris Huhne - 10 January 2011
- Reply to Chris Huhne - 15 January 2011
Possibly lacking answers, DECC and the Hadley Centre have declined to reply to the last two letters.
So GCI has written a Letter - to EPOCA scientists 09 February 2011 seeking answers
to the questions that the HM Government appears unwilling or unable to address. Current News - GCI analysis of Government's assumptions on 'sink-efficiency' and 'ocean acidification'.With the "2016 4% Low" emssions scenario in the UK Climate-Act,
the Hadley Centre's AVOID programme projects: -
- the lowering of CO2 concentrations after 2050
- resulting from the > "100% sink-efficiency" after 2050 [as "not unreasonable"]
- combined with the cessation of ocean acidification 2000-2100
This is hardly possible: - how can ocean acidification stop while ocean CO2 deposition accelerates? Here is a Report on this to the All Party Parliamentary Climate Change Group
Below, from the UK Government's 'AVOID' programme, is what they are modelling.Instead of showing how to 'avoid' exceeding a two degrees Celsius global temperature ceiling,
AVOID's emissions scenarios show around sixteen out of eighteen ways we can all just avoid
keeping within that limit . . . .
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