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Responding to @Peters_Glen on the issue of scenarios and the role of IPCC and its Working Groups (hereafter WGs, namely WG1 and WG3).
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In case you don’t believe the same equations govern motion in the atmosphere and the ocean.
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Climate models have been shown to make pretty accurate long-term predictions, see for example carbonbrief.org/guest-post-t…
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Temperature Update for August 2022
3rd warmest August since 1850
Monthly records for Europe and China
Warmest June, July, August on record
Moderate La Niña continues
Likely to be the 4th or 5th warmest year overall
berkeleyearth.org/august-202…
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Under none of the 82 scenarios @ClimateInstit ran is Canada a climate change winner. The impacts of climate change are deepening, driving widespread cost mounting in time. Reducing global emissions and adapting will avoid the worst costs yet to come. climateinstitute.ca/reports/…
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1822: Joseph Fourier suggested the atmosphere’s role in retaining heat was like a greenhouse
1859: Eunice Foote suggested CO₂ was the main greenhouse gas
1861: John Tyndall performed detailed experiments that identified all the major greenhouse gases
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Guest post: The 50th anniversary of a remarkable global-warming prediction |
@richardabetts
Read ➡️ bit.ly/3CYIxlx
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Analysis: How well have climate models projected global warming? | @hausfath #archive
Read here: bit.ly/2VxSeR2
How well have climate models projected global warming?
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Why does increasing atmospheric CO₂ warm the planet?
The greenhouse effect, duh.
But do you know how that works? I can *almost* guarantee you that you don’t quite have the right picture in mind—in a way that actually matters.
Interested? Here’s a new physics thread!
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We are live! @IPCC_CH #ClimateReport: the physical science basis ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg1/
Find the final chapters, figures, many resources and more. Soon to come.. the full report in html.
Special thanks @TomMaycock @ajussis @leitzell @diegocammarano @Clo_Pean 👏👏👏
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The #IPCC #ClimateReport has just been approved!! 🙌 16 days, capped off with a final ~40hrs straight of line-by-line negotiation & approval. As one of the authors of the report, this moment culminates years of work. Congratulations to all the authors, Chairs and delegates 🎉
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You can always count on @CarbonBrief to present a nice and clear summary. Here IPCC AR6 WG3 (mitigation of climate change) approved last night. 👇
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The @IPCC_CH report on how to tackle climate change is finally out, covering nearly 3,000 pages
Look out tomorrow for @CarbonBrief in-depth summary
Here are some highlights
1/ Global GHG emissions are at highest ever level, but growth has slowed
ipcc.ch/report/sixth-assessm…
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**The IPCC AR6 scenario database**
@EdwardByers (basically the chef of the database!) just released the AR6 Scenarios Explorer hosted by @IIASAVienna
Explore and download the scenarios underpinning the AR6 WGIII report on Climate Change Mitigation:
data.ene.iiasa.ac.at/ar6/#/a…
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Why is yet another UN climate report being released today, you ask?
This is part three of the three-part assessment. The authors' work is staggered in purpose, so each part builds on the previous part(s).
In September, a synthesis of all three will be released. (1/2)
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The IPCC Working Group I AR6 Summary for Policymakers was approved in the summer of 2021. What do the key findings mean for Canada? An overview is provided in a new supplement to Canada’s Changing Climate Report available here:
changingclimate.ca/CCCR2019/
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[1/2] Wondering what the findings from @IPCC_CH’s #ClimateReport mean for Canada? Advancing our understanding of #ClimateChange requires collaboration with scientific experts from around the world and here at home. 🗺️ 🇨🇦
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This year I attended my first COP as your Minister of Environment and Climate Change. Amid the ups and downs of summit diplomacy, one thing stood out that I wasn’t fully prepared for in Glasgow. Read my take on #COP26 here: nationalobserver.com/2021/11…
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Great article showing how we did our @wxrisk attribution of the record heat in Canada & the US in June 2021: bloomberg.com/graphics/2021-… via @bbgvisualdata




























