CICEROdagen 25.04: Future of land carbon sinks in Norway.
cicero.oslo.no/no/arrangement…

Vi søker en faglig sterk, utadrettet og samarbeidsvillig ekspert som ønsker å være med å utvide og videreutvikle bruk av verktøy som input-output analyse (IOA) og livsløpsanalyser (LCA). CICERO

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Some climate & earth system insights:
1. Carbon sinks may become less effective
as the climate warms
2. The carbon budget is getting smaller
3. Climate overshoot has risks
4. Don't forget to reduce non-CO2 emissions

constrain-eu.org/news/policy-br…

More jobs in clean energy...

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After record growth in atmospheric CH4 and N2O in 2020, 2021, & 2022, the growth rates have dropped to lower levels in 2023 (still high by historical standards). I don't know why!

The growth rate for CO2 is a record high (El Nino).

gml.noaa.gov/ccgg/trends_ch…

Why is Norway's land carbon sink declining & how can the sink be managed in the future?

Learn more at the CICERO day (25/04), with presentations from Johannes Breidenbach, Rosie Fisher, & Esben Kirk-Hansen Bymiljøetaten.

In person or stream: cicero.oslo.no/no/arrangement…

Wow. Almost a clean sweep by NTNU & SINTEF on clean energy research funding (they lead all but one center, but are involved in all centers).

forskningsradet.no/nyheter/2024/i…

🌲Why is carbon uptake declining in Norwegian forests? How can forests be managed in a changing climate?

Join us 25 April in Oslo or online with Glen Peters Rosie Fisher Johannes Breidenbach NIBIO Bymiljøetaten
Future of land carbon sinks in Norway (cicero.oslo.no)

Every technology has its advantages and disadvantages.

The problem with nuclear is that it has one big disadvantage: cost.

theclimatebrink.com/p/is-nuclear-e…

What happens to the CO₂ from the fossil fuels and trees we burn?

⚪️~44% ends up in the atmosphere (grey)
🟢~30% ends up in the biosphere (green)
🔵~25% ends up in the oceans (blue)

And there is a lot of variability in the biosphere: