🚨🌍 Global Carbon Budget 2022, out now!🌍🚨 It provides the latest update on how we humans have tampered with Earth's remarkable system of #carbon stocks and flows. So what are the take-homes from our latest update? GlobalCarbonProject Pierre Friedlingstein

With the new 2022 Global Carbon budget released, we can reexamine the age-old question: which emissions scenario are we following today? Here are observed total CO2 emissions (both fossil and land use emissions) compared to the 2011 Representative Concentration Pathways (RCPs):

Last Friday, the annual Global Carbon Budget (GCB) was published - making international headlines & warning us that there's no sign of a drop in CO2 emissions But what is the GCB and why does it matter? 🧵 GlobalCarbonProject University of Exeter Global Systems Institute UEA

...if you eat seafood by choice and consider yourself ethical...the biggest driver of marine biodiversity loss is? 👉 Commercial fishing.

Here is a fantastic model illustrating the protective role of mangroves (from the exhibit hall of #AGU2022). Will keep it in mind for lectures on sea-level rise mitigation.

For STEM scientists: Job opportunity in modelling marine #microplastics and their impact on productivity and #carbon, open to scientists of any STEM with experience in computer modelling + interest in #climate. 4C Climate Carbon H2020 RoSES myview.uea.ac.uk/webrecruitment… deadline: 8 Feb 2023

Next Sunday 29 January, I'll be the castaway on BBC's Desert Island Discs. Thanks Lauren Laverne for inviting me on the programme to talk about how I became a #climate scientist and oceanographer and share some of my favourite tracks. bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

☺️ such a fantastic team to work in

I need a metaphor for our wilful blindness in the face of ecological crisis and the full spectrum failure of the media industry. We can do that. How big do you want it? So big you can see it from the fucking moon. Done. theguardian.com/media/2023/mar…

Global sea surface temperatures have just reached the highest mark in Earth's recorded history. Marine heatwaves are dominating Earth's oceans.

This amazing figure from yesterday's #IPCC report shows the potential of different approaches to mitigate climate change It exposes two common misconceptions about 'natural climate solutions' 1/

First, BECCS (growing trees or logging forests to burn for energy) has very limited potential compared to solar and wind Since it also destroys nature and competes for land with food, it is bad news. Burning trees is not a climate solution 2/

Second, protecting existing forests is more important than planting trees A forest of mature trees is also an irreplaceable community of beings that provides essential services, while a plantation of saplings is not 3/3

Oil leak from Perenco pipeline under Poole Harbour. This onshore oil well (the largest in Western Europe) producing 14000 barrels a day, was supposed to be guaranteed 100% safe. Poole Harbour is an internationally important wildlife site. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…

How much has each country contributed to climate change through historical #emissions of #carbon dioxide, #methane and nitrous oxide? Today, our new 'living' dataset for tracking national contributions to #warming is published in Scientific Data buff.ly/3lILj8z

Another day, another report warning the UK is failing in its response to climate change Govt has delivered 0/45 outcomes needed to prepare England for current & future warming, says new Climate Change Committee report covered by Daisy Dunne carbonbrief.org/ccc-england-ha…

“This dataset will prove a critical tool for tracking the effect of changing national emissions on warming, for example as a result of climate policies implemented since the Paris Agreement.” says Dr Matt Jones, UEA. ➡️rb.gy/ja0hhc

👉👉 Out today in @nature our new paper showing how meltwater increases around Antarctica are set to dramatically slowdown the Antarctic overturning circulation, with a potential collapse this century. nature.com/articles/s4158… A🧵on how this work came about and what we found...

Analysis: UK emissions fall 3.4% in 2022 as coal use drops to lowest level since 1757 | Simon Evans Read here: bit.ly/3JQytgq

😱 the exact opposite of what needs to happen