⭐️ Another busy day at COP27⏩ 🕦 @SilkeMooldijk on #mobility transition 🕐 Prof Niklas Höhne - only on blsky mastodon threads presenting results from #GapReport 🕓 Louise Jeffery, Maria Jose de Villafranca & Anna Nilsson insights on net-zero tracking 🕔 Prof Niklas Höhne - only on blsky mastodon threads & @SilkeMooldijk on #NonStateActors #COP27 #ClimateAction

“President Lopez Obrador has largely focused on dismantling climate policies & prioritising fossil fuels.A stronger target would be welcome,but until we can understand what baseline he is using,we can’t quantify whether this announcement is an improvement” theguardian.com/environment/li…

Today at #COP27 you can find us here⏩ 🕠 Sybrig Smit on non-state #ClimateAction COP27 #SharmElSheikh

1/ 🚨New report: We evaluate the global steel sector towards #decarbonisation by analysing GHG reduction targets of the top 60 steel producers - responsible for 65% of global CO2 emissions from steel production. Read on for key findings ➡️ bit.ly/steelsector 🚨⤵️

NDC ANALYSIS: #Mexico's new #NDC leads to emission levels higher than 2016 target, breaching both #ParisAgreement commitments & Mexican law. It lacks transparency & drops the 2026 peak emissions target. Overall rating drops to "Critically insufficient" /2 bit.ly/CAT_MEX

Newsletter 15 is out: Such a great list of contributors this time! On top of that, one of the most extensive lists of new publications. Everything you have to know about the transition to RENEW-Industry! lnkd.in/dsTsfWA2

It's easy to be skeptical that countries are taking little action on climate change. This isn't true. Looking at the shift in our trajectory in just a few years tells a different story. I looked back at the past 6 years of ClimateActionTracker @catclimate.bsky.social projections 👇

3/ 🚨There is a critical need to shift attention to the 2030 blind spot. Companies’ climate pledges for 2030 fall well short of the required ambition and are inappropriately verified.

Waaaaa i never knew this: snip a picture and it turns into a datatable in excel... (analysing IEA data will never be so easy haha)

1/ In our latest discussion paper, we show how the #GlobalStocktake can complement existing GHG emissions analyses using performance distributions visualisations. 📰➡️newclimate.org/resources/publ…

This phase out "is technically possible and is estimated to be relatively low in cost”... The problem is that there are... “institutional barriers that need to be addressed to enable their application at scale”. TRANSLATION = The main barriers are policies not prices

Más que creatividad jurídica para contar la energía de combustibles fósiles como limpia, México podría enfocarse en otorgar permisos a proyectos de generación con renovables (que son más baratas) para lograr la verdadera descarbonización de su matriz y cumplir sus metas.

What we are seeing around the world - record shattering, extreme heat, extreme flooding, unbelievably, hot, oceans - will continue — and get worse - until we the world reduces CO2 emissions to zero. This means phasing out fossil fuels, pure and simple washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

I’d rather ExxonMobil build up tolerance to lower profits.

. Microsoft email servers quarantine emails containing the NewClimate URL since Oct 17, causing widespread disruptions in the climate community's email communication. E.g. sharing the IPCC AR6 WG3 as attachment is currently not possible bit.ly/NewClimate_Mic…

The controversies of #carbonremoval Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈! In the new article, Kevin Anderson, Holly Jean Buck, Lili Fuhr, @Oliver_Geden, Glen Peters and myself offer our views on the current debate: • Why are scientists divided about #CDR? • How essential is CDR to meeting climate

Just landed: our new CAT Data Explorer! It brings together data from our country analyses, ratings & 1.5°C compatible benchmarks to help policymakers, researchers, media, & interested citizens better understand countries’ progress on climate mitigation. 🔗 climateactiontracker.org/cat-data-explo…

The richest 1% are responsible for the same quantity of planet-wrecking greenhouse gases as two-thirds of humanity. These are not natural facts. They are the result of humanity’s choices. We can, and must, decide to do things differently.