A lovely suprise to have a copy of the latest issue of the Hamburg Climate Futures Outlook sent to me! I'm excited to get into it and see what my colleagues back in Hamburg have been working on. Thanks @JanWilkens and @EduardoGresse!
A cup of coffee in 2050? Coffee cultivation under climate change can be met with shade trees. A #CLICCS study shows that compared to 2000, 23% more shading would be required. More trees lead to more CO2 stored, but also compete with the coffee plants.
https://t.co/UOm9W6wFqe
"Climate Doomism Disregards the Science -- Climate change is a highway, not a cliff, and we can still take the exit ramp" | Excerpt from #OurFragileMoment, courtesy of @APSphysics: https://t.co/d8loUiHXEH
The growth in atmospheric methane is driven primarily by anthropogenic emissions, but natural emissions (wetlands) & hydroxyl interactions (via NOx & CO) modify the trend.
Methane is complex, but the system is driven by continued anthropogenic emissions!
https://t.co/OLnk94gOwn
Have a look at how exciting work is on Disko Island/Greenland: For a month, researcher Selina Undeutsch @unihh has been in the #MOMENT-Permafrost study area to measure methane fluxes – experiencing a very beautiful landscape @ArcticStationUC#Qeqertarsuaq https://t.co/eVbZBjGmnt
Evaluating climate future scenarios and assessing the plausibility of deep decarbonization is important for climate discourse, climate action, and decision-making. Our colleagues providing insight into their unique approach now at #EGU23
https://t.co/BLAe45eK9K
It’s 4am in Montreal and after several years of negotiations, governments have just adopted an historic Global Biodiversity Framework for saving nature. Here’s a thread with my take on what's good and what's bad in it.
Very interesting what's happening in Berlin:
- German road law already allows bikes to park on "car" parking spaces (although in practice no one knows it / does it)
- the Berlin municipality reiterates that this is the case and... (thread)
https://t.co/25B94nIQtY