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Pierre Friedlingstein

@PFriedling

@[email protected] Born at 321 ppm. Climate & Carbon Cycle Scientist. Prof @UniofExeter Directeur de Recherche @CNRS Projects: @4C_H2020 @GlobalCarbonProject

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Jay T Lennon(@jaytlennon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

'Priorities, opportunities, and challenges for integrating microorganisms into Earth system models for climate change prediction'

Now available in mBio: tinyurl.com/mswta3dd

'Priorities, opportunities, and challenges for integrating microorganisms into Earth system models for climate change prediction' Now available in @mbiojournal: tinyurl.com/mswta3dd
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Uni of Exeter's ESI(@UniofExeterESI) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Latest paper by Peter Cox, combining simulations with observations to estimate better constrained and finds them >10% larger than the mean from CMIP6 models bit.ly/49XIwvI.

More at his talk on 25 March
👉 exeter.ac.uk/esi/people/fea…

Latest paper by @coxypm, combining #climate simulations with observations to estimate better constrained #CarbonBudgets and finds them >10% larger than the mean from CMIP6 models bit.ly/49XIwvI. More at his #esiStateOfTheArt talk on 25 March 👉 exeter.ac.uk/esi/people/fea…
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Philippe.ciais(@ciais_philippe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

W’re looking for a motivated candidate for a research software engineer position to help our team LSCE IPSL IPSL 🌍 to produce forest maps at scale using satellite imagery, LiDAR, ground data & models

bit.ly/3T1iMaW

🙏for distributing !

W’re looking for a motivated candidate for a research software engineer position to help our team @LSCE_IPSL @IPSL_outreach to produce forest maps at scale using satellite imagery, LiDAR, ground data & #ArtificialIntelligence models bit.ly/3T1iMaW 🙏for distributing !
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GlobalCarbonProject(@gcarbonproject) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Emissions from Fossil Fuels Continue to Rise, 2023.

The finding is part of an annual checkup on Earth’s carbon cycle called the Global Carbon Budget.

See NASA's take on it.

earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/152519/…

Emissions from Fossil Fuels Continue to Rise, 2023. The finding is part of an annual checkup on Earth’s carbon cycle called the Global Carbon Budget. See NASA's take on it. earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/152519/…
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Yona Silvy @YonaSilvy@mas.to(@YonaSilvy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New community effort out for discussion: we apply the Adaptive Emission Reduction Approach to an ensemble of Earth System Models. All ESMs stabilise at the same GWL, unveiling the emission pathways and remaining budgets compatible with stabilising global warming at 1.5 and 2ºC.

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Julio Friedmann(@CarbonWrangler) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/5 Climate change + continued emissions = increasing degrees of difficult and increasing consequential harm.

The most recent C budget estimate, by Pierre Friedlingstein & a galaxy of co-authors👇

The main points:

essd.copernicus.org/articles/15/53…

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Dr. Jonathan Foley(@GlobalEcoGuy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The correct headline is “Wow! 85% (or more) of Americans believe in climate change! That’s about the same number that know the Earth is round”

theguardian.com/us-news/2024/f…

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Damien Salel(@DecrypteEnergie) 's Twitter Profile Photo

La transition du système électrique a bien lieu en UE. Les émissions de CO2 de ce secteur ont connu un pic en 2007 à 1218 MtCO2, elles sont depuis passées à 653 MtCO2, soit une réduction de 46 % en 16 ans !

Source Ember : ember-climate.org/insights/resea…
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La transition du système électrique a bien lieu en UE. Les émissions de CO2 de ce secteur ont connu un pic en 2007 à 1218 MtCO2, elles sont depuis passées à 653 MtCO2, soit une réduction de 46 % en 16 ans ! Source @EmberClimate : ember-climate.org/insights/resea… Fil 🧶 1/15
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Zhu Liu(@LiuzhuLiu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Carbon Monitor global CO₂ emissions updates for full year 2023: Global CO2 increased by +0.1% in 2023, another year with historical high number.

Carbon Monitor global CO₂ emissions updates for full year 2023: Global CO2 increased by +0.1% in 2023, another year with historical high number.
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Glen Peters(@Peters_Glen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Global Greenhouse Gas emissions by sector

Data
* EDGAR edgar.jrc.ec.europa.eu
* Land-Use Change (LUC) from the Global Carbon Budget essd.copernicus.org/articles/15/53…

Global Greenhouse Gas emissions by sector Data * EDGAR edgar.jrc.ec.europa.eu * Land-Use Change (LUC) from the Global Carbon Budget essd.copernicus.org/articles/15/53…
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Peter Dueben(@PDueben) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📢We are searching for a new Team Lead of the Land Modelling Team ECMWF. This very important position provides access to a great diverse team, fantastic science challenges (e.g. around ML) and direct impact on the quality of numerical weather prediction.
jobs.ecmwf.int/Job/JobDetail?…

📢We are searching for a new Team Lead of the Land Modelling Team @ECMWF. This very important position provides access to a great diverse team, fantastic science challenges (e.g. around ML) and direct impact on the quality of numerical weather prediction. jobs.ecmwf.int/Job/JobDetail?…
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Glen Peters(@Peters_Glen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A favourite justification for continued oil exploration is that it is needed for non-energy use (plastics, etc).

Fine, this is what 1.5°C scenarios assume. Nearly all oil in 2050 is for non-energy.

This is why oil goes down 80% & not 100%.

(figure based on the IEA)

A favourite justification for continued oil exploration is that it is needed for non-energy use (plastics, etc). Fine, this is what 1.5°C scenarios assume. Nearly all oil in 2050 is for non-energy. This is why oil goes down 80% & not 100%. (figure based on the IEA)
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Pierre Friedlingstein(@PFriedling) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“Al Jaber has managed what no other Cop presidency has ever done: to bring Saudi Arabia to the table to agree that a transition away from fossil fuels must be a global priority.”

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Pierre Friedlingstein(@PFriedling) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Essentially, given the very limited remaining carbon budget, OECD countries should phase out coal by 2030, oil and gas by 2040. Non-OECD countries would get 10 more years.

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