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Prof. Katharine Hayhoe

KHayhoe

When it comes to what climate goals we should be aiming for, there are a lot of "magic numbers" floating around - 2 degrees, 12 years, 350ppm, net zero emissions,

Tim Baxter

timinclimate

Some days, it feels like the fudges were written just for me.So...*deep breath*(a thread.)https://twitter.com/AngusTaylorMP/status/1278143248423243776 First, today's media announcement and this cute little video are based on a pretty ba

Mahima A Jain

theplainjain

THREAD: For @MongabayIndia I report on the varied impacts of last week's #CycloneNivar from its landfall area around Marakkanam & Puducherry. Every1 is joyous that impact is less, so here

Leonardo Martinez-Diaz

Leonardo_MD1

1/ Just out is our yearly review of #climatefinance from multilateral development banks (MDBs). Under the usual title "The Good, the Bad, and the Urgent," here are some of our

Peter Holmgren

pholmgren

Managed #forest landscapes is how big part of the #climate solutions that we need? Here's some background and some thoughts. /1 Starting with the annual update of net sink in

Glen Peters

Peters_Glen

1. Oil & gas companies still expect the world to consume large quantities of oil & gas in 2050. That view would seem to put the oil giants in conflict

Glen Peters

Peters_Glen

No matter how much Carbon Dioxide Removal @elonmusk generates, it does not avoid the need for rapid CO₂ emission reductions (for a given temperature level).Adding more CDR (green) just makes

Nature-based Solutions Initiative | Oxford Univ.

NatureBasedSols

Oceans absorb ~30% of global CO2 emissions - how can we make the most of this C sink potential, whilst supporting ecosystems & local people?Follow this thread for take-homes from

Shashwat Srivastava

_SESF_

Why we can blame @tsrawatbjp and @moefcc for the Today's #UttarakhandDisaster ?#ClimateEmergencyNow #IndiaAgainstClimateChange 1/n What's happening in #Uttarakhand is a result of absolute ignorance from state. The residents of Reni

Ahmad Rafay Alam

rafay_alam

This is so important because the climate crisis is brushed aside with comments like "Pakistan is a low GHG emitter", "were planting trees". These things may be true but distract

Albert Cheung

albertwycheung

At the end of a tough year, I've been reflecting on energy transition and climate progress in 2020. There are quite a few reasons to be optimistic! (thread) 1. Emissions

Stephen Barlow

SteB777

A big thank you to @GeorgeMonbiot for highlighting my response to him and I will try to explain what I meant in a tweet thread here. I have been inspired

Jack Richardson

JackRdsn

It's clear that climate action is going to be a foreign policy objective shared by the UK and US, and many other allies in Europe and beyond.https://twitter.com/BorisJohnson/status/1326206254293913600 The UK's presidency

Kate Mackenzie

kmac

1) THE CARBON CYCLE IS NOT A SIMPLE MACHINE 2) NEITHER ARE THE ECOSYSTEMS THAT IT SUPPORTShttps://twitter.com/AlexSteffen/status/1359290932030410754 Yeah, it makes neat economic sense to get rich countries to pay big

350 dot org

350

Former @bankofengland governor Mark Carney put together a taskforce to revamp voluntary carbon markets (VCMs). Some big polluters like BP, Total are involved and they want to increase these markets.

Stay Grounded Network

StayGroundedNet

CORSIA Baseline Change: Aviation’s Climate Regulation Is Broken Beyond RepairOur press release on @ICAO's decision to change the baseline of the #CORSIA #offsetting programme.https://stay-grounded.org/corsia-baseline-change-aviations-

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