Simon Evans
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https://www.carbonbrief.org/author/simonevans/ 16-03-2012 22:51:24
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Nice to see Liz Truss confirming Esther Webber and my reporting from 2021 that she opposed the UK's hosting of COP26 — vigorously denied by the gvmt at the time.
One other cabinet member joined her rebellion: Rishi Sunak.
politico.eu/article/cop26-…
Sorry to rain on your parade The Telegraph
1. We haven't issued a denial
2. We aren't cloud seeding in UAE
3. Our weather and climate scientists are providing evidence-based comments to explain what happened
4. Read more from them at rdg.ac/49GVsW3
5. Jog on
NEW – India election 2024: What the manifestos say on energy and climate change | Aruna Chandrasekhar w/comment from Aditya Valiathan Pillai Disha Ravi 𓆉 Sustainable Futures Collaborative
Read here: buff.ly/446suh5
New first-of-its-kind analysis from International Energy Agency shows the major contributions clean energy is making to the world economy
In 2023, it accounted for 10% of global GDP growth, adding around $320 billion to economic output
Learn more in our new commentary ➡️ iea.li/4d2594b
38 trillion dollars in damages each year: World economy already committed to income reduction of 19 % due to climate change. 👉New PIK paper in nature by Maximilian Kotz , Leonie Wenz , Prof Anders Levermann, PhD, Image: Kotz et al., Nature pik-potsdam.de/en/news/latest…
📚📚NEW PUBLICATION!📚📚
We all know that climate extremes are important; think of floods and heatwaves.
*How* important is it for the 21st century economy?
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In NatureClimate we investigate six climate indicators across 33 CMIP6 models: nature.com/articles/s4155…
Assessing climate change's global economic impacts typically focuses on annual temperatures - but what happens if we include variability and extremes?
A 🧵on our new paper in NatureClimate w/ Prof Sonia I. Seneviratne Jarmo Kikstra Fulden Batibeniz James Rising
🔗: nature.com/articles/s4155…
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Arguably the most granular analysis to date of future economic impacts from climate change estimates we will knock 19% off anticipated incomes by 2050 even if we slash emissions. If we don't we'll knock 60% off incomes and enter an era of global austerity. businessgreen.com/news-analysis/…