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Abstract submission is now open for EGU25. We would love to get submissions for our session on TCRE and ZEC: meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/session/… Deadline 15 Jan. Work presented can contribute to the WCRP assessment – see wcrp-climate.org/slc-events-opp…

💣 Warming won't stop at net zero if we cheat and count natural CO₂ uptake as target fulfilment, or if we neutralize fossil emissions with shortlived CO₂ storage. A Very important paper in Nature by Myles Allen et al was just released together with a briefing note.

A veritable whos-who of the scientists behind our physical climate understanding of net-zero have a new paper in Nature, making the case for "Geological Net Zero" where fossil CO2 can only credibly counterbalanced by permanent removal: nature.com/articles/s4158…

Achieving net zero global emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2), with declining emissions of other greenhouse gases, is widely expected to halt global warming.

This morning we in Oslo presented some results from the Global Carbon Budget 2024 along with the UN Emissions Gap Report. ▸Check out the recorded presentations here (all in English). Speakers: Glen Peters, me, Jan Ivar Korsbakken, @shivimitt, Steffen Kallbekken youtube.com/watch?v=P1PLYY…

The global carbon budget, explained with grains of rice w/ @peters_glen (in Norw. by NRK/Milana Knezevic ) buff.ly/3UXKqHG Learn more here buff.ly/3UNVyXk

CICERO researchers Rosie Fisher (bluesky : buff.ly/4eITRBH ) and @peters_glen / bluesky: buff.ly/4eIBzQS are on the Clarivate list of highly cited researchers - congratulations!! buff.ly/3ENkZ3M

“It is always possible to find arguments to make 1.5°C forever possible, but they increasingly diverge from reality. It is time to admit that the world will cross 1.5°C & the likelihood of returning below 1.5°C via overshoot is slim.” - Glen Peters journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/29…

2024 will almost certainly set another new record for the highest global annual average temperature since instrumental measurements began. That trend is brutal. berkeleyearth.org/october-2024-t…

Visualize country emissions profiles, compare countries, and download data from the new Global Carbon Budget 2024 from the Global Carbon Atlas. Below are fossil fuel emissions of Australia and the United Kingdom, where coal emissions are highlighted globalcarbonatlas.org

.Kate Dooley: "Temporary carbon removal into land & forests should not be used to offset fossil fuel emissions .. Yet governments are already over-relying on such methods to achieve their Paris commitments. The weak new rules only exacerbate this problem."theconversation.com/after-nearly-1…

UPTAKE Webinar: "Exploring G7 leadership in carbon dioxide removal policy: Towards new forms of cooperation" 📅 12th Dec., 4-5 pm, CET/10-11 am, ET With perspectives from the EU Commission, Denmark, the US (Jane Flegal) & @Oliver_Geden. Registration: swp-berlin.webex.com/weblink/regist…

Just here to reiterate this key message from Glen Peters: "We no longer need scenarios with impossibly steep emission declines to 1.5°C, but more nuanced country-level scenarios integrating national circumstances and feasible ambitions. This is harder for researchers, but more

The Datasaurus Dozen is a collection of thirteen datasets that, despite having nearly identical summary statistics—such as mean, variance, and correlation—exhibit vastly different distributions when visualized. This underscores the critical importance of graphing data to uncover

Yearly reminder that the main cause of the climate crisis is the burning of fossil fuels. A phase out of fossil fuels would phase out the climate crisis. Key to remember for IPCC #AR7 scoping meeting. Pep Canadell Diana Urge-Vorsatz Jim Skea Jan S. Fuglestvedt @RolandSeferian Glen Peters

My PhD student Ashley Dancer and I wrote a commentary in NatureClimate on the nice new paper by van de Ven et al., incl. Ida Sognnæs & Glen Peters, which documents how the IPCC scenarios have changed their assumptions over time. 1/🧵 nature.com/articles/s4155…

Nice News & Views of our NatureClimate article: "AR6 scenarios project greater electrification, less carbon capture, cheaper renewables, & less economic growth than previous collections of scenarios" rdcu.be/d5q0E Article: rdcu.be/d5q0M

The global carbon budget from July 23 to July 24 shows no land uptake both on vegetation models ( bottom up ) and in inversions using NASA OCO-2 satellite atmospheric measurements GlobalCarbonProject World Meteorological Organization