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NEW – CO2 removal ‘gap’ shows countries ‘lack progress’ for 1.5C warming limit | Ayesha Tandon w/ comment from William Lamb Ajay Gambhir Steve Pye Alexandra Deprez Joeri Rogelj

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Having travelled around Europe by train a lot, I get asked for advice on how to do this best. I wrote up some thoughts about this and travelling to conferences as a climate academic: scienceisshiny.wordpress.com/2024/04/30/tra…

Voluntary corporate emissions targets cannot drive real #Climate Action & stifle #Climate innovation, argues a new paper co-authored by Joeri Rogelj.

New legal frameworks & more sophisticated targets are needed to ensure emission reductions 📰

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Having struggled myself with figuring out how to assess the resilience of long-term low-carbon transformations, I'm glad to see stephane hallegatte's team at the World Bank came up with a project rating system.
Still need to read it myself, but my interest is piqued. 👇🧐🌍🌪🌡

Global average temperature change dashboard.
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Jiddu Alexander Climate Change Tracker @30DayChartChal
#30DayChartChallenge contribution to day 25.

✍️ Fossil fuel states, notably Saudi Arabia, pushed to include Carbon Capture technology in the #UAEConsensus at #COP28 .

Our new blog asks what role CCUS will play in future international cooperation to achieve the goals of #ParisClimateAgreement

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#30DayChartChallenge #Day25 : Observed and human-induced global warming + the uncertainty interval from our (Alex Borger and me) Climate Change Tracker dashboard
climatechangetracker.org/igcc

Data update in the near future!

Explainer: Why some countries are aiming for ‘net-negative’ emissions | Daisy Dunne w/comment from Joeri Rogelj David Reiner

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Explainer: Why some countries are aiming for ‘net-negative’ emissions | Daisy Dunne
w/comment from Joeri Rogelj David Reiner

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NEW: You've heard the controversies around net-zero, but what about net-negative?

I explore the moral & scientific arguments for countries turning into net-hoovers of CO2, as Germany becomes 1st major econ to consider it

Ft Joeri Rogelj & David Reiner
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Explainer: Why some countries are aiming for ‘net-negative’ emissions | Daisy Dunne w/comment from Joeri Rogelj David Reiner

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“Because of residual non-CO2 emissions, we will always reach net-zero CO2 emissions before we reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions.” Read Joeri Rogelj comments in Carbon Brief explaining net-negative emissions. Article by Daisy Dunne.

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