"Twice As Good As Before": Toward More Accurate Anthropogenic Emission Numbers

Saturday, June 14, 2014 - 04:40 in Earth & Climate

Do you know where the solar system ends? Not really. We know it does, but picking a hard boundary is difficult.And when it comes to anthropogenic emissions and air quality, it is hard to know for sure also. How much of CO2 is natural? How are we past the tipping point for CO2 levels while warming has not risen? How are emissions calculated? Different ranges of emission fluxes have been proposed by several studies, which have provided emissions at different spatial and temporal scales. Reconciling them all is difficult An EU funded project called Monitoring Atmospheric Composition&Climate II (MACC ll) seeks to hone in on real answers. read more

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