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2024 will be the first year above 1.5C
Based on an aggregate of surface temperature records following the IPCC/WMO approach
Nov 7
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Zeke Hausfather
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Your vote will help determine the future of the planet
Six years ago, right before the 2018 mid-terms, I tweeted this out:
Nov 4
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Andrew Dessler
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October 2024
Welcome to the world of personal air conditioning
As the climate warms, the rich will live in cool bubbles of comfort. The poor, not so much.
Oct 14
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Andrew Dessler
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Welcome to the world of personal air conditioning
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Why have hurricanes gone crazy?
a guest post by Kevin Trenberth
Oct 8
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Andrew Dessler
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Why have hurricanes gone crazy?
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Climate change made Helene's rainfall more severe
Early modeling results suggest significantly more rainfall from the storm due to historical warming
Oct 2
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Zeke Hausfather
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Climate change made Helene's rainfall more severe
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September 2024
You will not escape the climate crisis
We are literally all in this together
Sep 30
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Andrew Dessler
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You will not escape the climate crisis
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How many people did the Beryl blackout kill?
You should probably learn the term compound climate event. It refers to the occurrence of multiple weather- or climate-related hazards happening…
Sep 23
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Andrew Dessler
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The doom spiral
apologies to Monty Python, but 🎵 always look on the bright side of life 🎵
Sep 12
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Andrew Dessler
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The doom spiral
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2024's unusually persistent warmth
This year is increasingly diverging from past El Nino years.
Sep 9
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Zeke Hausfather
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2024's unusually persistent warmth
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The thermodynamics of electric vs. internal combustion cars
efficiency is good, until you want to heat your car
Sep 3
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Andrew Dessler
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The thermodynamics of electric vs. internal combustion cars
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August 2024
One weird trick to help you understand Project 2025
It’s just like fortune cookies
Aug 28
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Andrew Dessler
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One weird trick to help you understand Project 2025
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Are climate models overestimating warming?
please, God, make these arguments over whether models are too hot or too cold stop, I'm begging you
Aug 12
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Andrew Dessler
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Are climate models overestimating warming?
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