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@ClimateReality shared
On Aug 17, 2021
There has always been severe weather. But scientists are now able to say with a high degree of certainty just how much more likely today’s increasingly extreme weather is because of the climate crisis. (And spoiler alert: it’s a lot). https://t.co/uCKsFshU33
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Climate change worsens extreme weather. A revolution in attribution science proved it.

Climate change worsens extreme weather. A revolution in attribution science proved it.

From heat waves to deadly floods, scientists can now calculate how much humans have made disasters worse.

@ClimateReality shared
On Aug 18, 2021
"The IPCC report should be a sort of rallying call to lawyers." https://t.co/LNqwfpuKyb
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New UN report could be a game-changer for climate lawsuits

New UN report could be a game-changer for climate lawsuits

"The IPCC report should be a sort of rallying call to lawyers."

@GRI_LSE shared
On Aug 13, 2021
RT @LSEUSAblog: The IPCC report is a grim reminder that the US will not be spared the extreme effects of climate change writes @ret_ward of @GRI_LSE https://t.co/u2URpcIOHt https://t.co/ahSrdHhDJ3
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The IPCC report is a grim reminder that the US will not be spared the extreme effects of climate change

The IPCC report is a grim reminder that the US will not be spared the extreme effects of climate change

This week the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released the first part of its 6th assessment report on climate change, confirming that global temperatures have risen due to ...

@ret_ward shared
On Aug 16, 2021
RT @GRI_LSE: Exceeding tipping points in the climate system could lead to a measurable increase in the economic impacts of climate change says new paper by Prof Simon Dietz @jrising Thomas Stoerk & @GernotWagner published in @PNASNews https://t.co/d8Ma7GbO1P https://t.co/azNi4NEn0Y
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Breaching tipping points would increase economic costs of climate change impacts

Breaching tipping points would increase economic costs of climate change impacts

Exceeding tipping points in the climate system could lead to a measurable increase in the economic impacts of climate change,...

@ClimateNexus shared
On Aug 16, 2021
At long last, Congress is on the verge of major legislation that would build a more equitable, just, and inclusive clean energy economy. This is our shot to stop climate change - through budget reconciliation. More from @TBHiggins and @CAPenergypolicy. https://t.co/7VL0FnvF0x
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Budget Reconciliation Is the Key to Stopping Climate Change

Budget Reconciliation Is the Key to Stopping Climate Change

Congress is on the verge of major legislation that would be strong enough to confront the climate crisis.

@SEIclimate shared
On Aug 18, 2021
The costs of #TippingPoints are calculated in a study to add up the "social #CostOfCarbon". If 8 tipping points are passed, that would increase the expected price of future #climate impacts by at least 25%. https://t.co/h7tkPy3blA via @insideclimate
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New Research Explores the Costs of Climate Tipping Points, and How They Could Compound One Another

New Research Explores the Costs of Climate Tipping Points, and How They Could Compound One Another

Calculating the future cost of global warming is one of society’s most urgent challenges. And that math will depend on the speed of major shifts in Earth’s climate system, like the complete ...

@NOAAClimate shared
On Aug 16, 2021
RT @NOAAResearch: Over the past few decades, the Arctic has been warming more than twice as fast as the rest of the planet. Now, @CIRESnews and @NOAA_ESRL scientists have developed a new way to measure how Arctic plant communities respond to #ClimateChange. https://t.co/EdISBJldWK https://t.co/VwjJoP7iFB
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A new way to measure how Arctic plant communities respond to climate change

A new way to measure how Arctic plant communities respond to climate change

Regional gross primary production by photosynthesis for the North American Arctic and boreal region, based on top-down atmospheric COS inversions. Credit: NOAA Global Monitoring …

@YaleE360 shared
On Aug 18, 2021
“The crash of 2008 is seen as the model for what could happen with climate change.” As fires and floods proliferate, central banks of the world's largest economies gird against the threat of climate change: https://t.co/Upbl0yGN27
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As Disasters Mount, Central Banks Gird Against Threat of Climate Change

As Disasters Mount, Central Banks Gird Against Threat of Climate Change

From the Bank of England to the People’s Bank of China, monetary authorities of the world’s largest economies are gauging how climate change could rock the financial system. Though long ...