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Its been a big week for enhanced rock weathering!
First a major study was released by PNAS finding strong positive results from a 4-year field trial in the US corn belt:
➡️ ~2.5 tons CDR / hectare/yr
➡️ Higher yields and lower N2O emissions
www.pnas.org/doi/full/10....
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overfull hbox (badness 10000)
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I’m not against encouraging young people to consider science as a career but I think we ought to be honest with them about how much time they’ll spend managing python environments
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I feel seen
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Everyone’s all “let’s coordinate to make models operational and use AI and construct the literal Matrix” and I would settle for, like, “agree when the year begins”
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Climate sensitivity
🎶it’s 3, hi
That’s the problem, it’s 3
At tea time
Everybody agrees
It might be 4 but maybe not and probably nothing higher
It must be exhausting depending on the prior 🎶
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(The climate sensitivity is the eventual warming in response to doubled atmospheric CO2, an experiment we should definitely not be doing)
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We wanted to 1) easily update our estimates as new info comes in 2) fairly and systematically incorporate expert judgement 3) replace ourselves with machines because honestly we’re sick of arguing about this and don’t want to do it anymore
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We have a new preprint out discussing how to handle uncertainties in assessing the climate sensitivity to CO2.
egusphere.copernicus.org/preprints/20...
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Thank you so much for everything you’ve done!
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I think poeting is very valid!
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Rude
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a psyop targeting me, personally
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Me: I wrote some code, may I post it on your website please
GitHub: pull —rebase push origin master push origin branch commit fast forward checkout -b you absolute moron pull commit -m “deleted entire repository forever”
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You wrote a book?!?!? Very excited to read it!
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yes! i have to promise to uphold the Constitution, especially the section that says ECS is 3K
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With gratitude and sadness, I’ve said goodbye to the *wonderful* Project Drawdown. Tomorrow, I’ll be taking the oath of office to join NASA. Excited to work with the world's coolest gov agency, university partners, and my friends at Drawdown to advance the science of climate solutions. Ad astra ✨
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getting ready to talk to journalists about 2023 temperature records
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i would like to nominate Planet Earth for the 2024 climate communication award, this is a very effective way of conveying the urgency of climate change
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My comfort reads:
-cozy mysteries
-Jane Austen
- transcripts of podcasts about lower-carbon cement
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This book was sooooooo good
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the limit does not exist
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i vote for DANECITFP (Direct Air Not Emitting Carbon In The First Place)
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yes, funny how much easier it is to C than to R
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The good news is that if emissions fall to zero DAC could capture infinity percent of US annual CO2
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Happy Chanukah to all! May there be light (and may most of it be from renewables)
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Electrification = efficiency. Now *that* is a holiday miracle.
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Electrification allows us to convert energy directly into work, without turning it into heat first. This is great, because it means an electrified and renewable future will need less energy to do the same stuff.
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Why are we so wasteful? Two words: fossil fuels. Burning stuff is a WILDLY inefficient way to convert energy to work.
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Energy is useful if you want to do stuff. Unfortunately, in the US, we’ve decided that 2/3 of our energy should be used to… not do stuff.
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Chanukah is the best holiday because it's all about energy efficiency
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Carbon Brief: a climate nerd's dream come true ❤️
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honestly given the speed of COP process probably more like next year
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i would also like an orderly and just transition away from doing that
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I call for an orderly and just transition away from witch burning
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better than setting live stuff on fire
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some day soon kids will be like "is it true that people used to make energy by setting old dead stuff on fire?!?!" and this will make me feel 1) old and 2) happy
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Hard agree. I used to hope that demonstrating success by "traditional" metrics (Nature papers/ grant $/whatever) would make universities cut researchers some slack on the public-facing stuff, but that's not the way it works
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Reposted by Kate Marvel
NEW from me & the rest of the incredible @carbonbrief.org team:
Key outcomes agreed at the UN climate talks in Dubai
All the big ticket items, yes, but also the lesser-known agenda items and announcements you may have missed
www.carbonbrief.org/cop28-key-ou...
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PSA carbon dioxide removal is kind of like having your stomach pumped, you definitely want that option to be available but you should probably also stop eating poison
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stop calling them zombies they're abated dead people
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