Addressing deep uncertainty is contextual as it depends on the decision options available, outcomes at stake and the available scientific information . The IPCC uncertainty guidance note  addresses only the latter . Deep uncertainty is generally more salient when policy-relevant statements have low confidence or lack relevant data or information, or in cases where significant uncertainty contributes to disagreements and disputes . Recent work has also included moral uncertainty  by evaluating the outcomes of alternative strategies with analyses organised around different perspectives on the appropriate principles of justice .
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