ocean-acidification-utac
GenesisAeon Package 122 — real ocean acidification planetary-boundary science, including the boundary metric's own active scientific revision. Deliberately has no UTAC/CREP/AFET bridge — see DISCLAIMER.md.
For a plain-language explanation of the same topic (German, no jargon, written for general audiences), see WHITEPAPER.md.
Where this package came from
Surfaced via a six-document multi-AI gap-analysis of the GenesisAeon
climate/ecology portfolio (KlimaAktuell/, 2026-09-01), then
independently deep-dive verified before building — alongside
tropical-glacier-ecosystem-rle-utac (P123),
marine-compound-stressors-utac (P124), assisted-gene-flow-utac
(P125), and climate-landuse-biodiversity-nexus-utac (P126).
What's real here
- Findlay et al. (2025, Global Change Biology) — the ocean acidification planetary boundary has been crossed globally: ~40% of surface ocean and ~60% of subsurface ocean (to 200m), crossing estimated to have begun around 2020. The boundary's own explicit framing: this is not a tipping point — no abrupt, self-reinforcing regime shift is implied, and reversal via reduced emissions is theoretically possible.
- Findlay & Feely (2026, National Science Review) — the SAME lead author revisiting the boundary and finding it doesn't hold up on its own terms: the original 80%-of-preindustrial threshold was meant to (1) prevent polar undersaturation and (2) protect warm-water coral reefs — but Arctic waters are already undersaturated today, and reefs would actually need an 85%, not 80%, threshold.
Quickstart
pip install ocean-acidification-utac
from ocean_acidification_utac import (
surface_ocean_boundary_crossed_pct,
subsurface_ocean_boundary_crossed_pct,
is_boundary_crossing_a_tipping_point,
does_80pct_threshold_meet_original_criteria,
is_arctic_already_undersaturated_today,
)
print(surface_ocean_boundary_crossed_pct()) # 40.0
print(subsurface_ocean_boundary_crossed_pct()) # 60.0
print(is_boundary_crossing_a_tipping_point()) # False
print(does_80pct_threshold_meet_original_criteria()) # False -- the honesty check
print(is_arctic_already_undersaturated_today()) # True
Development
pip install -e ".[dev]"
pre-commit install
ruff check src tests
mypy src
pytest
Citation
See CITATION.cff and .zenodo.json.
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