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The #ClimateCrisis is reshaping our world, yet how often do you hear about it?
26,000 Climate Conversations is a #ClimateAction campaign with a simple goal: 26K #ClimateChats by Nov. 1—Day 1 of @COP26.
💬Have a conversation
📝Submit it
🌍Spread the word
talkclimatechange.org
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That is actually the whole point of the book, to show how the science works, not focus on results. And of course that doing science is quite exciting.
In her book Angry Weather, Friederike Otto (@FrediOtto) brings readers on a journey to experience what it takes behind the scenes to attribute extreme weather to climate change. cbc.ca/radio/quirks/oct-17-c…
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#COVID19 meant April's @IPCC_CH meeting was held online for the first time - and it was bigger than ever.
Environmental social scientist @schipper_lisa spoke to NPR about the challenges of working from home, particularly for female researchers.
npr.org/2020/08/03/893039258…
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We have joined with @UniofReading to offer a Meteorological Masterclass Series to provide additional training for professionals who work in Meteorology & Climate Science.
We've developed an initial programme of 3 webinars that will run on 16 and 30 Sept and 14 Oct
Find out more:
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With those high temperatures comes the risk of severe #thunderstorms this afternoon and evening, becoming mainly focused across central and southern areas overnight
Warnings are in force - stay #Weatheraware
#UKHeatwave
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There will be some intense 🌩️ #thunderstorms in places this afternoon, particularly the west, but some hot ☀️ #sunshine for the southeast. A little cooler along North Sea coasts in the onshore breeze
Weather warnings ⚠️have been issued. Stay #WeatherAware
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⚠️ Yellow Weather Warning Issued ⚠️
Severe thunderstorms across parts of the northwest Monday 1600 – Tuesday 0300
Latest info 👉 bit.ly/WxWarning
Stay #WeatherAware
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Guest post: How plans for new coal are changing around the world | @GlobalEnergyMon @ChristineSheare j.mp/2A7Mjrs
Tune in to BBC Radio Oxford Monday morning to hear Prof Myles Allen talk about #climatechange
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Less than an hour before David Battisti @UW gives his first talk of the week to us in @OxfordAOPP. This one on the origin of soil moisture evaporation regimes.
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Congratulations to Clive Rodgers, @OxfordAOPP emeritus academic, for receiving the Symons Gold Medal of the Royal Meteorological Society:
rmets.org/news/2018-society-…
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A very productive Phd: 4 papers out already and one more in the works...
scholar.google.co.uk/citatio…
Has been a privilege trying to keep up with Hugh!
Many congratulations to @HughScottBaker for passing his PhD viva at the end of last week - it's been great having you as a student!
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What is equitable #resilience? What does it mean and how can it be applied 'on the ground'? @SEIresearch provide insights to help drive interventions towards equitable outcomes: bit.ly/2ISanEQ | weADAPT #climatechange #ClimateAction #Equality
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Another day, another interesting talk at Oxford: "Opportunity in crisis: Ten surprising ways to use CO2 to produce valuable products at the gigatonne scale". Cameron Hepburn (Smith School, University of Oxford) bit.ly/2IM2y3t
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I’ve been an editor for this issue of @Anthrop_Review, and the launch event promises to be a great night. Come along to get your copy!
Please join us to celebrate the launch of Issue 3! It will be released on Friday, 1st March at @WorcCollegeOx Sultan Nazrin Shah Centre. There will be live music, wine and a very exciting guest speaker (to be announced).
More info here: facebook.com/events/79337750… …
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We are at the Oxford school strike... @ecioxford @oxfordgeography researchers in energy & cimate available to answer questions about climate change #Youth4Climate
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Florida is drowning. Condos are still being built. Can't humans see the writing on the wall? theguardian.com/environment/…
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excited to welcome Professor Bjorn Stevens, Max Plank Institute for Meteorology this afternoon to give the @OxfordPhysics Colloquia: “Quo Vadis Nubibus?”
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Good overview indeed on what we know & don’t know about climate change & extreme weather
Nice article on our work on Extreme Event Attribution. arstechnica.com/science/2019… @FrediOtto @RobertVautard @karin_vdwiel
























