Polonik et al. present a new approach to climate decision‐making that centers the implications of anthropogenic aerosol particulate emissions on climate & human health. Check out this Earth's Future article: bit.ly/3suIXYl #AGUPubs Pascal Polonik @jaburney Kate Ricke

Today is the last day to vote for our @SXSW panel on climate geoengineering featuring climate scientists Kate Ricke & Peter Frumhoff, with journalist Oliver Morton (Oliver Morton) from The Economist as moderator. Help us by sharing or “Voting Up”! ⬆️ panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/118930 #SXSW

So excited to Bernie Bastien-Olvera, PhD is coming to Scripps Institution of Oceanography !

Climate scientist and professor at GPS UC San Diego and Scripps Institution of Oceanography, Kate Ricke takes a look at the potential powers and pitfalls of geoengineering in response to climate change, along with Shuchi Talati, Peter Frumhoff and Oliver Morton ⬇️ panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/127337

really honored to have been asked by @nature to provide my thoughts on solar geoengineering. my take is about the need for pragmatism

18 of the African scientists funded by the The Degrees Initiative wrote a response to this piece that New York Times Opinion refused to publish. but you can find their response below. (2/5) degrees.ngo/dmf-scientists…

Analysis dispels the idea that efforts to combat climate change and poverty are incompatible. But as Kate Ricke and Gordon McCord explain, climate-smart measures will be essential to keep cumulative emissions low. go.nature.com/47XBCVZ

☁️ New study on marine cloud brightening out in NatureClimate ☁️ Regional marine cloud brightening (MCB) in the North Pacific reduces extreme heat over the Western U.S. under present-day conditions but becomes ineffective under mid-century warming. nature.com/articles/s4155…