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Why the timing of climate assessments matters

Aligning IPCC reports with the Paris Agreement review schedule is essential for progress in climate action.

Earth is 'off-track' to limit global warming to 1.5C, scientists warn

Global warming is accelerating, with 2024 recorded as the hottest year and CO2 levels far exceeding predictions.

Humans brought the heat. Earth decides we die

The consequences of human-induced climate change are evidenced by increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events for which humanity must now reckon.

'Who will protect us from seeing the world's largest rainforest burn?' The mental exhaustion faced by climate scientists

Climate scientists confront eco-anxiety and mental health challenges due to the deteriorating state of the Amazon rainforest and climate change.

Research indicates a significant impact on climate scientists' mental health, with only a small percentage believing in achieving the 1.5°C warming limit set by the Paris agreement.

What's the best way to tackle climate change? An 'evidence bank' could help scientists find answers

Researchers are working on building an evidence bank of science reviews to determine effective climate policies, addressing the crucial 'what works?' question in climate policy.

Weather and climate predicted accurately - without using a supercomputer

The article discusses various studies and reports on climate change from reputable sources like Nature and IPCC.

Why the timing of climate assessments matters

Aligning IPCC reports with the Paris Agreement review schedule is essential for progress in climate action.

Earth is 'off-track' to limit global warming to 1.5C, scientists warn

Global warming is accelerating, with 2024 recorded as the hottest year and CO2 levels far exceeding predictions.

Humans brought the heat. Earth decides we die

The consequences of human-induced climate change are evidenced by increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events for which humanity must now reckon.

'Who will protect us from seeing the world's largest rainforest burn?' The mental exhaustion faced by climate scientists

Climate scientists confront eco-anxiety and mental health challenges due to the deteriorating state of the Amazon rainforest and climate change.

Research indicates a significant impact on climate scientists' mental health, with only a small percentage believing in achieving the 1.5°C warming limit set by the Paris agreement.

What's the best way to tackle climate change? An 'evidence bank' could help scientists find answers

Researchers are working on building an evidence bank of science reviews to determine effective climate policies, addressing the crucial 'what works?' question in climate policy.

Weather and climate predicted accurately - without using a supercomputer

The article discusses various studies and reports on climate change from reputable sources like Nature and IPCC.

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COP29: involve the IPCC in defining climate finance

Significant funding is crucial to tackle global warming, but consensus on who should pay remains elusive.

Indicators of Global Climate Change 2023: annual update of key indicators of the state of the climate system and human influence

The IPCC assessments are crucial for informing evidence-based decisions on climate negotiations.

This Scientist Has an Antidote to Our Climate Delusions

The IPCC's 2018 report on climate change brought pessimism and fear, but some experts are promoting cautious optimism and positivity to drive climate action.

Guest post: Ice-age analysis suggests worst-case global warming is less likely - Carbon Brief

Estimating Earth's climate sensitivity using proxy data from the Last Glacial Maximum can narrow down the range of modern-day climate sensitivity estimates.

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