Andrew King 🌈 (@andrewkingclim) 's Twitter Profile
Andrew King 🌈

@andrewkingclim

Climate science lecturer @Unimelb. Graduate of @UniRdg_Met and @UNSW. Interested in climate change and climate extremes. Tweets are my own opinions. He/him 🌈

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Australian Academy of Science (@science_academy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🏅Our 2024 Honorific awardees at @ShineDome24! (Names listed in order of medal) Anton Hales Medal 2024: Dr Andrew King, University of Melbourne Christopher Heyde Medal 2024: Professor Serena Dipierro, UWA Christopher Heyde Medal 2024: Dr Christopher Lustri, Western Sydney University Dorothy Hill

🏅Our 2024 Honorific awardees at @ShineDome24!
(Names listed in order of medal) 
Anton Hales Medal 2024: Dr Andrew King, <a href="/UniMelb/">University of Melbourne</a>
Christopher Heyde Medal 2024: Professor Serena Dipierro, <a href="/uwanews/">UWA</a>
Christopher Heyde Medal 2024: Dr Christopher Lustri, <a href="/westernsydneyu/">Western Sydney University</a> 
Dorothy Hill
Douglas Maraun (@dmaraun) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In this World Climate Research Programme (WCRP) concept paper we discuss what extreme event attribution science can provide, how results should be communicated, and what still requires improvement and further research. Great lead by Prof. Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick frontiersin.org/journals/clima…

Prof Tiffany Morrison (@th_morrison) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Interested in fostering transformative change for heat-stressed coral reefs? New Marine Policy @SNAPPartnership paper on "Overcoming lock-in of science-policy responses to reef heating" 👇bit.ly/4dOmgWJ

Interested in fostering transformative change for heat-stressed coral reefs? New <a href="/PolicyMarine/">Marine Policy</a> @SNAPPartnership paper on "Overcoming lock-in of science-policy responses to reef heating" 👇bit.ly/4dOmgWJ
ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes (@climateextremes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What is net zero and what happens after we reach it? After net zero, the global average temperature is expected to roughly stabilise. Temperatures over land would begin to cool, while parts of the ocean continue to warm. Read our new briefing note here: climateextremes.org.au/understanding-…

Andrew King 🌈 (@andrewkingclim) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When we think about climate change we usually think of global change or big extreme events. But this is a reminder that we have changed the composition of the atmosphere so much and so fast that we see significant observable changes even very locally and over people's lifetimes.

David Bissell (@davidbissell) 's Twitter Profile Photo

✨JOB ALERT✨Lecturer in Health Geography University of Melbourne. Come and join our lovely community in the School of Geography, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences 🙌 Full time continuing position. Applications close 5 Nov ➡ jobs.unimelb.edu.au/caw/en/job/918…

Prof. Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick (@sarahinscience) 's Twitter Profile Photo

⚠️ New paper alert ⚠️ Frontiers in attributing Climate Extremes & associated impacts. Now published in Frontiers in Climate, part of the World Climate Research Programme's concept paper series. A stocktake of where the field is at & future directions frontiersin.org/journals/clima…

ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes (@climateextremes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A new study by Ruby Lieber, Dr. Josephine Brown, Dr. Andrew King and Dr. Mandy Freund reveals that ENSO teleconnections may amplify with climate change, leading to more severe temperature and precipitation extremes globally. climateextremes.org.au/climate-change…

21st Century Weather (@21cweather) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Job opportunity: We are recruiting a Research Fellow in Tropical Climate Variability. Working with Josephine Brown @drjobrown.bsky.social at University of Melbourne, this role will research climate variability in observations and models, focusing on tropical Australia. Closes Fri 15 Nov. 21centuryweather.org.au/about-us/posit…

Dr Georgy Falster (@raindrop_herder) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/7 just out: me, Sloan Coats and @ClimateNerilie use LIMs to show the severity of Australia's 2017-19 Tinderbox Drought was likely increased by anthropogenic forcing this means climate change may result in more unprecedented drought events in the future tinyurl.com/TinderboxDroug…

1/7 just out: me, <a href="/drynamics/">Sloan Coats</a> and @ClimateNerilie use LIMs to show the severity of Australia's 2017-19 Tinderbox Drought was likely increased by anthropogenic forcing 

this means climate change may result in more unprecedented drought events in the future

tinyurl.com/TinderboxDroug…
Andrew King 🌈 (@andrewkingclim) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our new paper shows that net-zero is far from the end goal as the climate continues to evolve for centuries. Getting to net-zero as quickly as possible limits the damage we are doing to the climate. esd.copernicus.org/articles/15/13…

Pep Canadell (@pepcanadell) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/n We have just published the new GlobalCarbonProject Global Carbon Budget, 2024. It contains a mix of bad news and some less bad news. The latter signals some progress, albeit slow, towards decarbonizing the global economy. essd.copernicus.org/preprints/essd…

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We have just published the new <a href="/gcarbonproject/">GlobalCarbonProject</a>  Global Carbon Budget, 2024.

It contains a mix of bad news and some less bad news. The latter signals some progress, albeit slow, towards decarbonizing the global economy.

essd.copernicus.org/preprints/essd…
Pep Canadell (@pepcanadell) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/3 Aside from the overarching bad news that fossil CO2 emissions are continuing to grow this year, the 40-year downward trend in emissions in the European Union and the 20-year downward trend in the USA continue, showing that we have the capacity to turn the tide around.

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Aside from the overarching bad news that fossil CO2 emissions are continuing to grow this year, the 40-year downward trend in emissions in the European Union and the 20-year downward trend in the USA continue, showing that we have the capacity to turn the tide around.
David Bissell (@davidbissell) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The very idea of so many incredible geography friends and colleagues at the University of Wollongong being in scope for possible redundancy next month is absolutely gut wrenching abc.net.au/news/2024-11-0… 1/5