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We're #PolarRES an exciting research project which will explore the future of the polar climate with funding from the EU's #HorizonEurope research program.

You can find out more about our work on our website: https://polarres.eu/

Follow us for more information about #ClimateResearch in the #PolarRegions

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#Polar #Arctic #Antarctic

Have you ever heard of a #participative poster?

To explain what the Pathways Initiative is working on we created a participative poster that was designed for the annual conference organized by Future Earth France. Our poster wished to engage researchers in what we at Pathways are doing and invited them to reflect on their positionality and the role of science within #transformative processes.

#SustainabilityScience #Transdisciplinary #AcademicActivism #climateresearch #sustainablefuture

Our 23rd edition of 'New Research' for 2023 features 155 articles in 65 journals by 984 contributing authors.

Highlights include:

* ''Quantifying the human cost of global warming,'' extending and refining projections published in an earlier work, 'Future of the human climate niche' (Xu et al., 2020).

* In the governent/NGO reports section, ''Is That Climate Change? The Science of Extreme Event Attribution,'' by the USCRS.

#ClimateScience
#ClimateResearch

https://skepticalscience.com/new_research_2023_23.html?SkS+Mastodon

This week's compendium of climate-related academic research tallies to modest 105 articles featuring "only" 644 contributing researchers.

Among #OpenAccess highlights are some grim projections of what will happen when blackouts coincide with extreme heatwaves later in this century. Serendipity: the North American Electricity Reliability Council releases its 2023 summer projection. There are dots to be connected here.

All just a click away!

#ClimateResearch
https://skepticalscience.com/new_research_2023_21.html?SkS+Mastodon

Our 20th "Skeptical Science New Research" #ClimateResearch survey/listing for 2023 includes 180 freshly published academic articles.

#OpenAccess highlights include a literature survey seeking to establish what we really know about climate-driven human population migration, and a potentially superior method of assessing public support for mitigation policy.

Also: How YouTube is making money by helping to promote climate bunk-- in contravention to stated policy.

https://skepticalscience.com/new_research_2023_20.html?SkS+Mastodon

This week's edition of our fresh climate research compendium includes 103 articles authored by 671 contributors-- another of 52 doses/year of climate science consilience.

#OpenAccess highlights include "Research needs for a food system transition," "Are climate change policies politically costly?" (it depends) and "Carbon, cash, cattle and the climate crisis." The latter taking the win for alliterative titles and involving anti-flatulence vaccines!

#ClimateResearch
https://skepticalscience.com/new_research_2023_18.html?SkS+Mastodon

Climate change is making lakes in China bluer, according to authors.

#ClimateChangeObservations
#ClimateResearch
#RemoteSensing

https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2023GL103225?af=R

Same general story nearly everywhere we bother to look.

"We find that the trends of extreme warm days in the Antarctic continent vary by region and season, showing significant positive trends over the inland areas in austral spring and summer. The background warming of daily maximum temperature is closely connected to the extreme warm occurrences."

#ClimateResearch
#ObservationsOfClimateChange
#AntarcticWarming

https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2022GL102472?af=R

Our 16th weekly listing of climate-related research for 2023 is up. 125 fresh articles by 640+ researchers.

#OpenAccess notables include analysis of discourses of delay & solutions denial mindlessly repeated in television coverage of the 2021 IPCC WG1 report, nudges on research priorities for climate HILL (high impact low likelihood) events as well as the broad promise of PAL (post-agricultural landscape) contributions to carbon sequestration.

#ClimateResearch
https://skepticalscience.com/new_research_2023_16.html?SkS+Mastodon

Squeezing in just _one_ more post today!

From 60 journals, this week's Skeptical Science New Research feature distills 121 climate-related research reports by 834 contributing authors into one handy list of links-- with identification of #OpenAccess articles thanks to #unpaywall.

Highlights include SLR adaptation planning gaps, eye-popping stats on material requirements for vehicle electrification, ethical dilemmas of successful coal phase-out.

#ClimateResearch
https://skepticalscience.com/new_research_2023_15.html?SkS+Mastodon

The government/NGO section of this week's Skeptical Science New Research feature highlights the report "Global Hating," quantifying online abuse of climate scientists. Ignorant people often perform a destructive ritual of topic-changing when they lose an argument: going ad hominem, with common elements of performative surrender including insults and threats. Statistics suggest that losing an argument to a woman elicits especially hysterical emotions.

#ClimateResearch
https://skepticalscience.com/new_research_2023_14.html?SkS+Mastodon

Our regular Thursday compendium of research papers touching matters of climate and climate change is out. 174 items this week.

#OpenAccess notables include potentially significant problems with representations of biogenic methane emissions feedbacks in GCMs, refined (and staggering) cost estimates for coping with SLR, increasingly chronic low Rhine river flow, intricacies of neutralizing emissions for cement and steel production where money is short.

#ClimateResearch
https://skepticalscience.com/new_research_2023_13.html?SkS+Mastodon

Greenland attacked on multiple fronts.

"Since the beginning of the 21st century, northern Greenland has entered a new paradigm with NW Greenland ARs becoming more frequent and reaching higher intensity thresholds, leading to significant increases in extreme foehn-driven melt events in the NE."

#CryosphereAndClimate
#ClimateResearch
#GreenlandMelting

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-37434-8

Skeptical Science New Research #12 for 2023 includes 105 articles by 627 contributing authors citing 6,026 prior works to lay solid foundations for new findings.

#OpenAccess notables: rising extreme low temperatures in China while the Gulf of Mexico is accumulating heat at a rate of ~1.76TW-- both findings consistent with theory and predictions.

In our government/NGO section Mark Paul & Lina Moe investigate supply-side restrictions on fossil fuels.

#ClimateResearch

https://skepticalscience.com/new_research_2023_12.html?SkS+Mastodon

Useful research on spread, reach and influence of #ClimateDeniers on social media https://www.isdglobal.org/digital_dispatches/mainstreaming-climate-scepticism-analysing-the-reach-of-fringe-websites-on-twitter/ #Climate #ClimateResearch

Simple phyics, so many details.

"Climate change is increasing human exposure to heat, especially in tropical regions such as Brazil...

We found temperature impact threshold was 26 °C in Brazil nationally. Every 1 °C increase from the threshold was associated with an overall 4.3% increased risk of hospitalisation for epileptic seizures on the current day of hospital admission and up to seven days before..."

#ClimateResearch
#ClimateDrivenHumanHealthVulnerability
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2212095523000913?dgcid=rss_sd_all

Our weekly distillate of #ClimateResearch articles "Skeptical Science New Research" is up.

#OpenAccess notables include changing Southern Ocean CO2 flux --and-- overturning currents, a perspective piece arguing that obsessing over climate deniers may be counterproductive, drivers of the harbinger 2022 Pakistan flood, encouraging news on human nature colliding with mitigation costs in the face of unequal emissions profiles.

185 items, 1,146 contributing authors.

https://skepticalscience.com/new_research_2023_11.html?SkS+Mastodon

A New Interactive [Mapping] Research Tool For The Antarctic Sea-Ice Zone [Nilas]
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https://phys.org/news/2023-02-interactive-tool-antarctic-sea-ice-zone.html <-- shared article
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https://nilas.org/#1/-90/0 <-- NILAS software home page
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“The Southern Ocean Mapping Platform - Nilas is a mapping tool (beta) which displays multiple layers of physical and biogeochemical variables. The data displayed are primarily derived from remotely sense products and updated as source data becomes available. The Australian Antarctic Division developed this tool to cover the Antarctic sea-ice zone and to support their research and operational activities…"
#GIS #spatial #mapping #Nilas #marine #data #research #planning #science #Antarctic #seaice #geospatial #ice #climatechange #water #hydrology #hydrospatial #SouthernOceanMappingPlatform #mapportal #opendata #SouthernOcean #spatiotemporal #historicdata #climateresearch #climate #chlorophyll #phytoplankton #seasurfacetemperature #Antarctica #ecosystem #spatialanalysis

RT @ch_blattner
🚨Job alert🚨

Together with the @CentreOeschger and the @IPWunibern, we invite applications for the Postdoc “Climate Federalism” (80-100%, 2 or 3 years) at @unibern, with expertise in law / political science @iusunibe

https://ipw.unibe.ch/ueber_uns/offene_stellen/index_ger.html

#ClimateResearch #Federalism

This week's collation of newly published academic research on matters of climate change features 152 articles involving over 1,000 authors.

Our listings are necessarily not comprehensive but week-on-week offer a notion of the arc and scope of our immense climate accident.

#OpenAccess notables include new disturbing AMOC hints, how food may contribute 1 °C warming over the 21st century, making transport reform medicine palatable, disability inclusion.

#ClimateResearch
https://skepticalscience.com/new_research_2023_10.html?SkS+Mastodon