Climate Science, Awareness and Solutions

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Web Name: Climate Science, Awareness and Solutions

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') ? item.url : '#' }}" data-ng-class="(global.path == item.url) ? 'active': ''"> James Hansen on irreversible climate change, fee and dividend and the fossil fuel industry The potential for Dr. Hansen and our group to communicate with decision makers and the public depends on maintaining our high scientific reputation and productivity. That is one reason it is important for us to continue to be at the forefront of climate research.However, there is a more fundamental reason: good policymaking depends on a good realistic understanding of the science. This is illustrated well by current paper (Assessing “dangerous climate change”: Required reduction of carbon emissions to protect young people, future generations and nature), in which we make a persuasive case that the popular target of limiting CO2 emissions to 1000 GtC (fossil fuel emissions through 2012 are 370 GtC) would actually be a prescription for disaster. Clearly this issue needs to be understood soon, before reality makes the larger emissions inevitable.One of the strengths of Dr. Hansen’s research has been an ability to recognize the significance of new research opportunities when they arise and move quickly to interpret their significance...Continue reading Our aim is to help people understand global climate change — and how the factors that drive climate are changing.We start with climate diagnostics — people are usually most interested in climate change itself. But cause-and-effect analysis requires also data on climate forcings (which drive climate change) and feedbacks (which amplify or diminish climate change)...Continue readingAccess our Climate Science web page for all data figures Image Carousel with 5 slides A carousel is a rotating set of images. Use the previous and next buttons to change the displayed slide Slide 4: Shifting Distribution of Temperature Anomalies: Northern Hemisphere Land, June-July-August Heat stored in the Earth system: where does the energy go?Karina von SchuckmannLijing ChengMatthew D. PalmerJames HansenCaterina TassoneValentin AichSusheel AdusumilliHugo BeltramiTim BoyerFrancisco José Cuesta-ValeroDamien DesbruyèresCatia DominguesAlmudena García-GarcíaPierre GentineJohn GilsonMaximilian GorferLeopold HaimbergerMasayoshi IshiiGregory C. JohnsonRachel KillickBrian A. KingGottfried KirchengastNicolas KolodziejczykJohn LymanBen MarzeionMichael MayerMaeva MonierDidier Paolo MonselesanSarah PurkeyDean RoemmichAxel SchweigerSonia I. SeneviratneAndrew ShepherdDonald A. SlaterAndrea K. SteinerFiammetta StraneoMary-Louise TimmermansSusan E. WijffelsPDF Download Potential for large-scale CO2 removal via enhanced rock weathering with croplandsDavid J. BeerlingEuripides P. KantzasMark R. LomasPeter WadeRafael M. EufrasioPhil RenforthBinoy SarkarM. Grace AndrewsRachael H. JamesChristopher R. PearceJean-Francois MercureHector PollittPhilip B. HoldenNeil R. EdwardsMadhu KhannaLenny KohShaun QueganNick F. PidgeonIvan A. JanssensJames HansenSteven A. BanwartAntarctic Glacial Melt as a Driver of Recent Southern Ocean Climate TrendsCraig D. RyeJohn MarshallMaxwell KelleyGary RussellLarissa S. NazarenkoYavor KostovGavin A. SchmidtJames HansenPDF Download Why Fee and Dividend Will Reduce Emissions Faster Than Other Carbon Pricing Policy OptionsDaniel H. MillerJames E. HansenPDF Download Improvements in the GISTEMP uncertainty modelNathan J. L. LenssenGavin A. SchmidtJames E. HansenMatthew J. MenneAvraham PersinReto RuedyDaniel ZyssPDF Download Implications of energy and CO2 emission changes in Japan and Germany after the Fukushima accidentPushker A. KharechaMakiko SatoPDF Download Young people s burden: requirement of negative CO2 emissionsJames HansenMakiko SatoPushker KharechaKarina SchuckmannDavid J. BeerlingJunji CaoShaun MarcottValerie Masson-DelmotteMichael J. PratherEelco J. RohlingJeremy ShakunPete SmithAndrew LacisGary RussellReto RuedyPDF Download Ice melt, sea level rise and superstorms: evidence from paleoclimate data, climate modeling, and modern observations that 2 °C global warming could be dangerousJames HansenMakiko SatoPaul HeartyReto RuedyMaxwell KelleyValerie Masson-DelmotteGary RussellGeorge TselioudisJunji CaoEric RignotIsabella VelicognaBlair TormeyBailey DonovanEvgeniya KandianoKarina von ShuckmannPushker KharechaAllegra N. LegrandeMichael BauerKwok-Wai LoPDF Download

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