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Our latest #ClimateChangeResearch roundup includes 121 articles published in 49 journals and authored by some 726 cooperating researchers.
Weekly collective beauty to appreciate.
Notables:
* The future iffy state of #CERES
* Lessons learned in 10 years of producing rapid attribution analysis (a #WMO report in our gov/ngo section)
* The new physics of US drought we've managed to create
* Technically plausible but realistically difficult paths to less gassy beef
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Our latest #ClimateChangeResearch roundup includes 121 articles published in 49 journals and authored by some 726 cooperating researchers.
Weekly collective beauty to appreciate.
Notables:
* The future iffy state of #CERES
* Lessons learned in 10 years of producing rapid attribution analysis (a #WMO report in our gov/ngo section)
* The new physics of US drought we've managed to create
* Technically plausible but realistically difficult paths to less gassy beef
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Who's changing our climate and how? Instrumenting this comes in many forms. This week's Skeptical Science digest of new #ClimateChangeResearch includes a report on copious, unequaled methane emissions from coal operations in China spotted by the country's GaoFen-5B satellite and its hyperspectral imager. Meanwhile, another research team employs vessel AIS systems to quantify maritime emissions in the US, to ground truth trading schemes with facts.
135 articles in all.
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Who's changing our climate and how? Instrumenting this comes in many forms. This week's Skeptical Science digest of new #ClimateChangeResearch includes a report on copious, unequaled methane emissions from coal operations in China spotted by the country's GaoFen-5B satellite and its hyperspectral imager. Meanwhile, another research team employs vessel AIS systems to quantify maritime emissions in the US, to ground truth trading schemes with facts.
135 articles in all.
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Our current weekly roundup of #ClimateChangeResearch includes 246 articles involving 1791 investigators-- a bit scary. That's why each edition highlights and extracts a few articles likely of appeal to many curious minds.
#1 on this week's list of "don't miss" is ''300 years of sclerosponge thermometry shows global warming has exceeded 1.5 °C," arriving with eerie timing given 2023's instrumental record. Will this shocking result mean rare genuine climate controversy?
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Our current weekly roundup of #ClimateChangeResearch includes 246 articles involving 1791 investigators-- a bit scary. That's why each edition highlights and extracts a few articles likely of appeal to many curious minds.
#1 on this week's list of "don't miss" is ''300 years of sclerosponge thermometry shows global warming has exceeded 1.5 °C," arriving with eerie timing given 2023's instrumental record. Will this shocking result mean rare genuine climate controversy?