Syukuro Manabe – awarded the 2021 #NobelPrize in Physics – demonstrated how increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere lead to increased temperatures at the surface of the Earth. His work laid the foundation for the development of current climate models.
Wide-spread melt on Brunt Ice Shelf in the past weeks, seen by @CopernicusEU Sentinel-1 satellites. Dark colors indicate surface melt.
@sentinel_hub@PeterGWeather
This is the thing about #climatechange so far: it keeps happening *faster* and more dramatically than we anticipated. From a #riskmanagement perspective those odds are terrifying. It's time to act — business, government, everyone. https://t.co/cxCg2A3JBB
Climate models are based on physics that have been developed over the course of a century, Lab co-director @bobkopp of @RutgersEOAS
tells @SkepticalRanger: "These are not random number generators. They're analogous to models used to simulate how an airplane flies."
Sea-level rise projections from co-director @bobkopp of @RutgersEOAS underpin the work many US states and cities are doing to plan for the future: https://t.co/g625AUq5Um
The climate is changing. Why does that matter? — Climate scientist @KHayhoe shares her story surrounding the release of the National Climate Assessment in 2018. Via @PLOSBlogs #SciComm https://t.co/icfOlHOid5
Goodbye "Clean Power Plan" as Obama-era EPA called it. Trump-era EPA has renamed it. Now it is "Affordable Clean Energy rule." EPA just put out a news release, will unveil it Tuesday 10 a.m. Stay tuned to NYT. Here is a preview by @LFFriedman https://t.co/8JBPn8n062
Chapter 4 of the #Climate Science Special Report #CSSR2017 provides info on scenarios, current modeling tools, and projected future climate change. Read and learn more: https://t.co/Fvg9QezVxc #USGCRPReports