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Thank you to the @IPCC_CH's 700+ experts from 90 nations for completing #AR6. A multilateral tour de force of #ClimateScience.
Here are 5 #infographics that help explain the individual reports captured in this #IPCC cycle.
A synthesis of the synthesis 🤔 is in the works!
Here are 5 #infographics that help explain the individual reports captured in this #IPCC cycle.
A synthesis of the synthesis 🤔 is in the works!
1) Global Warming of 1.5°C (2018) #SR15
ipcc.ch/report/infogra…
Working with @SISeneviratne, @JoeriRogelj, @MelichatGo and countless others. We translated into five languages aside from English: Mandarin, Arabic, Russian, Spanish and French @BMHayward
ipcc.ch/report/infogra…
Working with @SISeneviratne, @JoeriRogelj, @MelichatGo and countless others. We translated into five languages aside from English: Mandarin, Arabic, Russian, Spanish and French @BMHayward
What does gender equity have to do with climate change? A lot - according to science. It sits within the larger issue of #climatejustice.
A brief thread on Gender in the #IPCC #WGII and #WGIII reports. TL;DR: Discourse has shifted from women as victims to agents of change. 🧵🧵
A brief thread on Gender in the #IPCC #WGII and #WGIII reports. TL;DR: Discourse has shifted from women as victims to agents of change. 🧵🧵
Let's start with the #WGII key message. Emphasis on 'for all' mine - but this is key. Climate action must be for everyone/ especially the most marginalised, like women often are. 'For all' comes from #SDGs in case you missed it.
AR6 is different from previous reports - it centres around equity and justice. It identifies LOTS of adaptation strategies around the world, but notes that many of these are not effective. BUT: Adaptation solutions that are effective and feasible conform to principles of justice.
Rudimentary search tally of random #politicaleconomy terms in @IPCC_CH #IPCC #WGIII #Mitigation excluding references/headings/tables/intuitive redundancies
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The surprising 🌟 with count of 72: "coalition"
Building/opposing + types: political, investor, NGO, etc. Naming specific coalitions excluded from count.
Runner up tie:
42 "politics", mainly: climate- national- interest-
42 "culture": political- consumer- indigenous- etc.
The surprising 🌟 with count of 72: "coalition"
Building/opposing + types: political, investor, NGO, etc. Naming specific coalitions excluded from count.
Runner up tie:
42 "politics", mainly: climate- national- interest-
42 "culture": political- consumer- indigenous- etc.
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30 "political economy" (11x Chpt. 17)
20 "lobby"
15 "corrupt/ion"
13 “social contract”
11 "vested interest"
10 "geopolitical"
9 "protest"
9 "liberal" (mainly liberalization, 3 political ‘liberals’)
7 "sovereignty"
6 "veto" (power/points)
5 "advocacy"
5 "worldview"
5 "elite"
30 "political economy" (11x Chpt. 17)
20 "lobby"
15 "corrupt/ion"
13 “social contract”
11 "vested interest"
10 "geopolitical"
9 "protest"
9 "liberal" (mainly liberalization, 3 political ‘liberals’)
7 "sovereignty"
6 "veto" (power/points)
5 "advocacy"
5 "worldview"
5 "elite"
The @IPCC_CH #WGIII has released both its full report, along with a page-turning "Summary for Policymakers"! Some preliminary thoughts from @CarbonGap on the implications for #CarbonRemoval follow.
ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg3/
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ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg3/
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First a reality check: emissions are outrageously high, STILL haven’t peaked, & continue to reveal massive gaps in ambition, development, and progress (e.g. North America per capita emissions 50% higher than the next highest region, 5x South Asia).
Is there any good news?
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Is there any good news?
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Yes, of a sort!
1. Congrats to the 18 countries that actually reduced their emissions!
2. Prosperous, low(er)-carbon economies are becoming more plausible (e.g. Europe's per capita emissions are still high, but emissions per unit GDP are low)
3. Renewables got MUCH cheaper
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1. Congrats to the 18 countries that actually reduced their emissions!
2. Prosperous, low(er)-carbon economies are becoming more plausible (e.g. Europe's per capita emissions are still high, but emissions per unit GDP are low)
3. Renewables got MUCH cheaper
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Lundi paraît le rapport du GIEC sur #WGIII, sur les moyens de limiter le changement climatique.
Si vous habitez en Europe, et plus généralement si vous avez les pieds sur Terre, vous avez quelques bonnes raisons de vous intéresser à ce rapport.
Si vous habitez en Europe, et plus généralement si vous avez les pieds sur Terre, vous avez quelques bonnes raisons de vous intéresser à ce rapport.
1 - les canicules: outre leur caractère désagréable, elles dégradent votre santé, causent des décès et ont des effets en cascade sur les feux de forêt, la qualité de l'air, etc.
Les solutions: rester en deçà de 1,5 ou 2°C, mais aussi de renforcer les systèmes de santé, adapter les villes...
@larep_fr nous donne un exemple de système de santé qui n'a pas eu besoin du changement climatique pour rencontrer de grandes difficultés 👇
larep.fr/orleans-45100/…
@larep_fr nous donne un exemple de système de santé qui n'a pas eu besoin du changement climatique pour rencontrer de grandes difficultés 👇
larep.fr/orleans-45100/…
