Earth’s Climate: Past, Present and Future Fall Term - OLLI West: week 4, 10/6/2015 Paul Belanger Ocean acidification, rates, modeling/future, IPCC 1.A.

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Earth’s Climate: Past, Present and Future Fall Term - OLLI West: week 4, 10/6/2015 Paul Belanger Ocean acidification, rates, modeling/future, IPCC 1.A little more on ocean acidification 2.Rates of change 3.Models 4.Future projections and feedbacks: 5.IPCC Fifth Assessment report (AR5):

Ocean acidification Web page post Monday October, 2015 (and fb) Let’s start with a video: from warming.htmhttps://youtu.be/W1TZ8g8JYVU warming.htm

VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS: Ocean acidification o Adding CO 2 adds H + ions making water more acidic (lowers pH) o This in turn reduces CO 3 -2 ions o reducing CO 3 -2 makes it more difficult for organisms to make their shell – especially aragonitic ones

Continued o Takes hundreds of years to equilibrate from weathering – or buffering from the deep sea carbonates as we saw in the PETM o 0.1 decrease in pH = 26% CO 3 -2 ions o reducing CO 3 -2 makes it more difficult for organisms to make their shell – especially aragonitic ones

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pH through time

2000 m 3000 m 4000 m 5000 m PETM CaCO 3 shallowing of the Carbonate Compensation Depth (CCD) ~= 2000 meters

400 ppm (2014) 280ppm 180ppm

Rates of Change

50 million years ago (50 MYA) Earth was ice-free. Atmospheric CO 2 amount was of the order of 1000 ppm 50 MYA. Atmospheric CO 2 imbalance due to plate tectonics ~ ppm per year. What are the rates of change seen here?

Unprecedented rates of change

R. Norris et al., Science, 2013 Past and present; future estimates

History of oceans for last 65 m.y. We know a great deal about past CO 2, temp., etc. Now 65 m.y. R. Norris et al., Science, 2013

History of oceans for last 65 m.y. and 100,000 year projections into the future Using the past to model the future R. Norris et al., Science, 2013 …and a SEGWAY to Modeling

But first – terminology you’ll see being used regarding misrepresentation

Models – 2 videos Principles that models are built on – view today From the experts: Climate models – leaving it for you to view at your leisure: NOAA’s Science On a Sphere (SOS) ; used at DMNS where I’ve been co-developing a climate change playlist, soon to be released. In the meantime see exhibits/sos.aspx exhibits/sos.aspx

and-references.html Full list of Videos from Skeptical Science

Drivers, aka forcings (causes) 1: THE CLIMATE IS WARMING

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change IPCC - three working groups: 1.WG I: Physical Science Basis – what we’ve been dealing with thusfar Especially headlines for policy makers and chapters 5 (paleoclimate), 6 (Carbon) and 9 (models) that can be found at 2.WG II: Impacts, Adaptations and Vulnerability; Part A: Global and Sectoral Aspects 3.WG III: Mitigation of Climate change – in coming weeks Synthesis report – my other PowerPoint based on

OR: Joint U.S. National Academy of Science and Royal Society 20-point summary: 20-point Climate-Change Summary (pdf) – summarized in the following 3 slides20-point Climate-Change Summary Joint U.S. National Academy of Science and Royal Society 20-point summary:

20 Q/As to follow this slide Joint U.S. National Academy of Science and Royal Society 20-point summary:

FOR ANSWERS SEE MY OTHER PowerPoint Joint U.S. National Academy of Science and Royal Society 20-point summary:

OR: Joint U.S. National Academy of Science and Royal Society 20-point summary: 20-point Climate-Change Summary (pdf) – summarized in the following 3 slides20-point Climate-Change Summary

If we are so concerned about leaving a national debt to our children and grandchildren, and BTW we should be, shouldn’t we put the costs of climate change as part of that equation? For those that don’t accept climate change maybe it would be a good thing to limit CO 2 into the atmosphere anyway, especially at the rates we are putting it into the atmosphere – BECAUSE OF OCEAN ACIDIFICATION issues and the law of unintended consequences!

A Climate knowledge quiz: Climate-change-Is-your-opinion-informed-by-science- Take-our-quiz/Gas Climate-change-Is-your-opinion-informed-by-science- Take-our-quiz/Gas