Fossil fuel CO2 emissions at record high level in 2023 #COP28 press conference of ⁦GlobalCarbonProject⁩

📢Today the Global Carbon Project releases its 2023 edition of the Global Carbon Budget, a comprehensive assessment of our perturbation of the carbon cycle and the balance of sources and sinks of CO₂. 1/🧵

The Global Carbon Budget 2023 has been released earlier this week. The paper is published in Earth System Science Data: essd.copernicus.org/articles/15/53…

Our community appreciated this #DataViz, highlighting the rise in global temperatures. Ed Hawkins, its creator, was at this year's #WorldMetDay and is a treasured part of our group #Working4theWorld. ow.ly/jIB850QgsNS?ut…

How can scenarios support strengthened consistency and policy relevance in the next #IPCC assessment cycle? Insights into the role of scenarios in climate change assessments to understand climate outcomes, impacts and risks, and mitigation futures. 👉rdcu.be/dvfWM

Spiralling global temperatures (1850-2023)

#IPCC member governments are meeting at the Panel’s 60th Plenary Session in Istanbul, Türkiye this week to decide on the programme of work for IPCC’s seventh assessment cycle. This is the first plenary session in this cycle & runs from 16 to 19 January. bit.ly/IPCC60

#IPCC concluded its 60th Plenary Session in Istanbul, Türkiye 🇹🇷 early this morning with an agreed structure of work to deliver a set of reports assessing the latest #climatechange science during its seventh assessment cycle. Read more ➡️ bit.ly/IP60Ist

#NowReading World Meteorological Organization released its #StateofClimate 2023 report today. The report confirms that 2023 was the warmest year on record and marks the warmest ten-year period on record. Details 👇

I have a commentary in Nature about our disquieting inability to explain why 2023 was so warm. nature.com/articles/d4158…

#IPCC has successfully finished the Scoping Meeting and produced a draft outline for the Special Report on Climate Change and Cities. 🎥 Our Chair, Jim Skea, expresses his gratitude to the government of Latvia and to Riga city for their warm welcome. bit.ly/SMtgRg

Published today in NatureClimate: "The carbon dioxide removal gap", led by William Lamb, expanding the gap analysis from the 2023 State of CDR Report Full text: nature.com/articles/s4155… 'Read only' version: rdcu.be/dGHsL Accompanying policy brief: nature.com/articles/s4155…

Indicators of Global Climate Change 2023 edition now out for interactive review and discussion: essd.copernicus.org/preprints/essd…

We wrote a paper! As part of our work in the last IPCC cycle, James Painter Suzie 🌺 and I explored how media portray climate scenarios in the recent #IPCC reports. bit.ly/3wArwO7 #ClimateComms #Scicomm #Scenarios

#IPCC's Working Group I, which assesses the physical science of #climatechange, has extended the deadline for a Head of the Science Team to support their high-impact assessment in IPCC's seventh cycle. Deadline extended 👉 9 June 2024 👉 bit.ly/WGIHS

#IPCC's Working Group I, which assesses the physical science of #climatechange, has extended the deadline for a Head of the Science Team to support their high-impact assessment in IPCC's seventh cycle. Deadline extended 👉 9 June 2024 👉 bit.ly/WGIHS

A year of record breaking global temperatures

.World Meteorological Organization reported, according to Copernicus ECMWF, that June was the hottest on record, and the global temperature has been 1.5°C above the pre-industrial era for the 13th month in a row. What are our adaptation options in a warmer world? #IPCC Findings ➡️ bit.ly/SRYRpt23

On 9-11 July, the IPCC held a Meeting on 'Reconciling Land Use Emissions' at #JRC, with >100 participants from 48 countries, including many world's leading experts in carbon modelling, Earth Observation, and national inventories. Why land use emissions need to be reconciled? 1/7

Author nominations for the IPCC Special Report on #ClimateChange & Cities close in three days. It is really important to have a balanced gender representation of authors, with wide range of expertise & regional perspectives. Submissions close on Friday, 20 Sept.