I'm sure Microsoft will just speed up and become carbon negative in 2026.

To make up for the excessive emissions of the past three years.

Right?

The planet has been cooling since September 2023!

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This is F'd up:

We will likely hit a 12-month average above preindustrial of +3 °F!

After 11 consecutive months of record monthly-average temperatures, the 12-month moving-average of Berkeley Earth's global mean temperature now stands at 1.65 ± 0.07 °C (2.97 ± 0.13 °F) above the 1850-1900 average.

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🌊 ENSO update: La Niña-like conditions continue to build in the ocean...

This week, the Niño 1+2 Index, in the eastern equatorial Pacific, dipped to a daily value of -1.5˚C, its lowest reading since November 2022.

The Niño 3 Index, in the east-central equatorial Pacific,

This is a great visualization.

Please note that we (still) have lots of global dimming.

Added to the global warming.

Which effect is winning more and more from the (decreasing) dimming.

Last chance to answer this question.

Make me proud, dear followers.

Climate scientists are conservative in the opposite way that a risk manager is conservative.

What if the rate of warming more than doubles?

What if the AMOC shuts down soon?

How do we prepare for such risks?

The peaks in Earth's Energy Imbalance over the past 150,000 years happened during Heinrich-events (shaded areas on these graphs), which are related to ocean currents:

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🚨 New paper on rapid CO2 rise 🚨
Decadal-resolution ice core CO2 data show abrupt jumps during each “Heinrich Stadial” event of the last 50,000 years. We show these were linked with rapid warming around Antarctica and coupled upwelling and convection in the Southern Ocean 🧵

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The Caribbean Sea already reached the average 1991-2020 peak temperature.

Four months early!

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2023 got its own new color in the warming stripes!..