
The Choice is Ours: Climate Disaster or a Sustainable Future
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I’m generally pretty measured in how I discuss climate data. There has been only one time in recent years when I was truly shocked: when global temperatures came in for September 2023 at a full 0.5C warmer than any prior September on record...
If you spend any time arguing about climate on the internet, sooner or later someone will show you a graph of global temperatures in the early 20th century. Between 1900 and the mid-1940s the world warmed by around 0.4C, a rapid rise at a t...
I have a commentary in Carbon Brief today, written with my friend, Prof. Chris Callahan. It focuses on the recent heatwave in France.
One point we wanted to make, but that was downplayed after the elves at Carbon Brief edited the piece, is...
This was one of my first posts at TCB, originally posted June 28, 2023. Given the extreme heat being experienced in Europe and the U.S., it seemed like a good time to repost it. Stay cool, everyone.
Heatwaves can bring on more than just a...
[July 16 update: Based on many great comments, I’ve revised this chapter. The latest version is available on this github page]
I am finalizing a textbook on climate risk and am posting chapters as I finish them. I’d previously posted chapt...
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Professor of Atmospheric Sciences & climate scientist at Texas A&M; author of textbook "Introduction to Modern Climate Change"; native Texan
Energy, emissions, & climate at the CICERO Center for International Climate Research in Oslo, Norway.
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