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Climate change after Copenhagen 2009. Ole John Nielsen Copenhagen Center for Atmospheric Research Department of Chemistry University of Copenhagen. *. 2. Social and Environmental Disruption.
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Climate change after Copenhagen 2009 Ole John Nielsen Copenhagen Center for Atmospheric Research Department of Chemistry University of Copenhagen
Ocean acidificationChallenge to marine biodiversity and ability of oceans to function as sink of CO2 Southern Ocean and Arctic ocean projected to become corrosive to aragonite by 2030-2060 Turley et al 2006
Updated Reasons for Concern EU 2°C-Guardrail (Smith et al. 2009 PNAS) Source: H.J. Schellnhuber
4. E q u i t y D i m e n t i o n s
71% covered by water Water from the perspective of an atmospheric chemist
Drinking water Nature Energy and regulation Industry Agriculture
Most disputes over water occur in areas where water supplies are uncertain
Sea level rise and drinking water in western Denmark Other effects of climate change must be added
The stone age did not end for the lack of stone And the oil age will end long before we run out of oil Thank you for your attention