Climate, Energy, and Economy Mark R. Abbott College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences Oregon State University.

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Climate, Energy, and Economy Mark R. Abbott College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences Oregon State University

Human emissions of 9.0 GtC per year and growing About 12 GtC per year expected in 2030 Half of what we emit stays in the atmosphere for centuries Atmospheric concentrations of 390 ppm, today, increasing by about ~2 ppm/year A natural removal of about 4 GtC per year

The Source - “People engage in economic activity that uses energy from carbon- emitting generation” – R. Pielke, Jr. PPopulationFewer peoplePopulation management GDP/PGDP/capitaSmaller economyLimit generation of wealth TE/GDPEnergy intensityIncrease efficiencyDo same or more with less energy C/TECarbon intensitySwitch energy sources Generate energy with less emissions Carbon emissions = C = P*GDP/P *TE/GDP * C/TE Factor Lever Policy

Decarbonization Decrease in the ratio of CO 2 emissions to GDP For 2006, ratio is about 0.62 tonnes CO 2 per $1000 GDP R. Pielke, Jr.

Stabilization in 2050 Assume: 10 billion people Per capita GDP grows about 1.6%/yr Energy/GDP declines about 1%/yr 12 TW today; 28 TW in ppm CO 2 in TW of carbon-free energy About a 4 C warming Significant changes but could adapt

Implications for Energy Systems Carbon sequestration may delay but ultimately not an option One 1 GW nuclear reactor every day until 2050 Renewables Capacity challenges Mismatch between supply and demand requires efforts in storage Need to match supply side with demand side Transportation, home/light industry, manufacturing Geoengineering solutions to climate

Today’s Session No “silver bullets” Complex, “whole systems” thinking is needed This will be a centuries-long effort How to harness collective imagination and innovation New types of “knowledge-to-action” networks Plausible scenarios and risk assessment Dealing with uncertainty