Thursday, June 16, 2011
Ocean's harmful low-oxygen zones growing, are sensitive to small changes in climate / UCLA Newsroom
The UCLA research team, led by assistant professor of atmospheric and oceanic sciences Curtis Deutsch, used a specialized computer simulation to demonstrate for the first time that the size of low-oxygen zones created by respiring bacteria is extremely sensitive to changes in depth caused by oscillations in climate.
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Unless they have ruled out natural variability (as over multi-decadal ocean oscillations, and other appropriate natural cycles), such headlines are today worthless, even misleading, serving only to bolster one political viewpoint (Leftist climate alarmism) over others.
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