No responsibility
will be accepted by CSIRO or the Bureau of Meteorology for the accuracy of the
projections in or inferred from this report, or for any person’s reliance on, or
interpretations, deductions, conclusions or actions in reliance on, this report
or any information contained in it."
Then there is this little gem to
finish the report.
"Application of climate
projections in impact and risk assessments.
Risk management is
an iterative process, where scoping and risk identification usually takes place
before more detailed assessments are carried out. Care must be exercised when
using the projections in any risk assessment, particularly when selecting
climate variables, determining temporal and/or spatial resolution, and dealing
with uncertainty. Detailed risk assessments generally require purpose-built
climate projections, including time series, or probabilistic representations of
future climate. Various tools have been developed which represent different
methods for enhancing the delivery of climate information to stakeholders both
for education and for risk assessment and management.Nevertheless, significant challenges remain for
communicating climate risk in ways that can be effectively used in risk
management."
Here is the old one - since the whole thing is computer modelling it obviously had to be toned down and obfusated!
"Disclaimer
The projections are based on results from computer models
that involve simplifications of real physical processes
that
are not fully understood. Accordingly, no
responsibility will
be accepted by CSIRO for the
accuracy of the projections
inferred from this
brochure or for any person’s
interpretations,
deductions, conclusions or actions in
reliance on
this information."
