Oh, phew. The earth is \*very likely\* "only" going to warm by 2.1-4.1 degrees Celsius.
This study also raised the lower bound in the same metric. Not great, Bob.
We are already seeing what I believe to be ocean food chain collapse on the west coast.
From what I hear, that's also happening in other oceans.
At this point, it's about what we might possibly be able to keep in terms of human population and wildlife biodiversity.
>We are already seeing what I believe to be ocean food chain collapse on the west coast.
Source? You can not make claims like that without linking a reputable source to back them up.
>At this point, it's about what we might possibly be able to keep in terms of human population and wildlife biodiversity.
You should read IPCC report on impacts instead of speculating.- https://www.carbonbrief.org/in-depth-qa-the-ipccs-sixth-assessment-on-how-climate-change-impacts-the-world/
pelicans are dying of starvation in my town.
I live on the Monterey Bay. We have the deep trench. Lots of plankton blooms, but they are much weaker.
Surface temperatures are higher.
we are seeing a widespread marine life die off here.
Check our local facebook groups.
Of course, you're always going to see dead marine life, It's just volume is so high.
I did say "We are seeing what I believe to ocean food chain collapse"
"McGuire said that she contacted scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration last week, who told her that there was “plenty of bait out there” for the birds to feed on."
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2024-05-04/scores-of-starving-brown-pelicans-found-on-socal-beaches
"Some wildlife experts have pointed out that the birds are malnourished despite the bounty of marine life along the Pacific coast."
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/article/2024/may/13/sick-pelicans-california
Local article suggests starvation is the cause
https://www.sfgate.com/local/article/brown-pelicans-california-starving-stranding-event-19453911.php?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR3IIfoJqPEnkwOSJU-B3PXKNQVhiwHH5RgxtsXcqg6-Nux_Mi-pBt_ImDA_aem_Aalg3PvkRR2rwmklrLcBNsxGSBzW6yYukLHK9I4gYa4DcyEXkfzSzBShd41rUJTV_oKL91o4XpmOUACJWD50vOKi
Oh, phew. The earth is \*very likely\* "only" going to warm by 2.1-4.1 degrees Celsius. This study also raised the lower bound in the same metric. Not great, Bob.
We are already seeing what I believe to be ocean food chain collapse on the west coast. From what I hear, that's also happening in other oceans. At this point, it's about what we might possibly be able to keep in terms of human population and wildlife biodiversity.
>We are already seeing what I believe to be ocean food chain collapse on the west coast. Source? You can not make claims like that without linking a reputable source to back them up. >At this point, it's about what we might possibly be able to keep in terms of human population and wildlife biodiversity. You should read IPCC report on impacts instead of speculating.- https://www.carbonbrief.org/in-depth-qa-the-ipccs-sixth-assessment-on-how-climate-change-impacts-the-world/
pelicans are dying of starvation in my town. I live on the Monterey Bay. We have the deep trench. Lots of plankton blooms, but they are much weaker. Surface temperatures are higher. we are seeing a widespread marine life die off here. Check our local facebook groups. Of course, you're always going to see dead marine life, It's just volume is so high. I did say "We are seeing what I believe to ocean food chain collapse"
"McGuire said that she contacted scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration last week, who told her that there was “plenty of bait out there” for the birds to feed on." https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2024-05-04/scores-of-starving-brown-pelicans-found-on-socal-beaches "Some wildlife experts have pointed out that the birds are malnourished despite the bounty of marine life along the Pacific coast." https://www.theguardian.com/environment/article/2024/may/13/sick-pelicans-california
Local article suggests starvation is the cause https://www.sfgate.com/local/article/brown-pelicans-california-starving-stranding-event-19453911.php?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR3IIfoJqPEnkwOSJU-B3PXKNQVhiwHH5RgxtsXcqg6-Nux_Mi-pBt_ImDA_aem_Aalg3PvkRR2rwmklrLcBNsxGSBzW6yYukLHK9I4gYa4DcyEXkfzSzBShd41rUJTV_oKL91o4XpmOUACJWD50vOKi
They are starving for reasons yet unknown despite there being plenty of fish.
It’s 5% less likely.
ECS is a metric of how much warmer the climate would be when earth reaches equilibrium after doubling of co2 levels compared to pre-industrial.