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How can the @IPCC_CH continue to produce a comprehensive synthesis report of the exponentially growing climate change literature?
Some ideas in a recent @ClimateActionSN article we published: www-nature-com.uea.idm.oclc.…
Sharing this thread on new compound #marineheatwaves and ocean acidity extremes research.
The paper is also added to the ScienceBrief on marine heatwaves 👉 bit.ly/3cdvxgW covering this rapidly growing research area
Amazing new paper of my (former) PhD student Friedrich Burger (now postdoc), co-authored by @JensTerhaar and @froeltho on compound #marineheatwaves and ocean acidity extremes. A thread (1/n)
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SOCAT v2022 is released today! A combined total of over 40 million surface ocean pCO₂ observations. As always, thanks to all the contributors, QCers and coordinators who keep this effort going.
Details:
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Data:
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ALT Graphs showing the number of observations added to SOCAT in different releases of the product.
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Extraordinary biomass loss and recovery during and after the Black Summer fires in 2019/early 2020, the worst forest fires in Australia’s recorded history. Just published led by @qinyw_OU & X Xiao
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The recorded sessions of the VERIFY final meeting are accessible from the NEWS page of the website:
verify.lsce.ipsl.fr/index.ph….
After two virtual meetings, VERIFY's team is happy to announce that the final General Assembly will be held physically in Paris on 9-11 May 2022. Please find more details on our website : verify.lsce.ipsl.fr/index.ph…
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How much #CO2 emissions can our planet still bear?
Stronger #climate policies are needed to trigger the necessary short-term action to reduce CO2 emissions sufficiently in the coming decade to keep the option for 1.5°C alive.
More info: bit.ly/3vY1YaB
Last day of the final General Assembly about to start😀
After two virtual meetings, VERIFY's team is happy to announce that the final General Assembly will be held physically in Paris on 9-11 May 2022. Please find more details on our website : verify.lsce.ipsl.fr/index.ph…
We've added the new @ScienceAdvances paper by @ClimateVikki et al. from the thread below 👇 to the ScienceBrief on heatwaves and extreme temperatures:
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⭐️New paper alert!⭐️We’ve searched globally for the greatest heatwaves, work with @emily_vosper, @EuniceLoClimate, @ClimateDann, @mat_collins, @GabiHegerl and others 🧵 1/5
Updating the ScienceBrief on Tropical Cyclones with 2022 papers, including this 👇 from last week...
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The final peer-reviewed Global Carbon Budget 2021 is now published @ESSD_journal
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@PFriedling @Peters_Glen @clequere @robbie_andrew @JudithHauck @Jones_MattW @ciais_philippe
@StanfordWoods @JurgenKnauer @soenke_zaehle @ilitat @georgehurtt @carBenPoulter
An interesting question indeed. Technology could facilitate future @IPCC_CH and other major scientific assessments?
ScienceBrief is just one example
A surge in research about climate change is raising questions about whether IPCC needs an overhaul to keep up, writes @alisterdoyle @IPCC_CH news.trust.org/item/20220406…
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4C ensures the latest knowledge on the #carboncycle is shared and updated on the @sciencebrief platform.
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The collection 'Critical Issues in Climate Change Science' by @sciencebrief synthesises the latest research on #climatechange impacts, understanding and future developments.
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ScienceBrief Reviews are supported by 4C #H2020 project.
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Did you know you can listen to Tyndall Talks podcast on our website? The latest episode, 'Why is accessible scientific evidence important' with the @sciencebrief team is here: tyndall.ac.uk/podcasts/why-i…
Curious about sciencebrief.org? How does it help me keep up with science?
You can find out more by listening to this podcast by @rjkarunungan from @TyndallCentre
Our first Tyndall Talks episode for 2022 is here! We have @sciencebrief team to talk about their work, why accessible scientific evidence is important. How do we filter quality science? What makes a good data visualisation? @adam_smith81 @clequere
Listen
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📢Announcement📢
The 'Critical Issues in Climate Change Science' Collection has just been published as a single volume and can be read as a pdf:
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or webpage:
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Thanks🙏 to: @clequere @piersforster Peter Liss, @ajdegol @adam_smith81 @pepcanadell @climate_guy, I. Colin Prentice, @mayavchung Thomas Knutson, Gabriel Vecchi, Jingru Sun, Tsung-Lin Hsieh, @Climate_Stephen @lincolnalves @twernberg @DanSmale1 @froeltho
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Thanks🙏 to: Doug Smith, @judah47 @PFriedling Nikki Lovenduski, @SimonLLewis @tedschuur @queenofpeat @Harriet_Dudley_ Andrew Jordan, Irene Lorenzoni @AsherMinns @rjkarunungan @davex0x29a
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Useful thread on increasing burned area trend observed in Australian forests 👇
The recent paper led by @pepcanadell has been added to our ScienceBrief on wildfires, where more papers can be explored:
sciencebrief.org/topics/clim…
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Our new assessment of forest fires in Australia shows a multi-decadal increase in the burned area and a markedly increase in mega-fire years burning more than 1 million hectares.
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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