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Study of the human perturbation of the carbon cycle, integration of biophysical and human dimensions, and pathways to climate stabilization.

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    16 Nov 2017

    Global Carbon Budget 2017. Everything you want to know about global carbon sources and sinks; national fossil fuel trends. Download data, presentation, figures, papers, infographic, video.

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  2. 8 hours ago

    Elevated atmospheric CO2 (550 ppm) could cause an additional 175 million people to be zinc deficient and 122 million protein deficient due to the reduced nutritional value of wheat, rice and legumes.

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    Aug 29

    Check our new study led by : Atmospheric CO2 growth rate strongly related to observed variations in global land water storage (dry and wet years). Present-day carbon cycle models underestimate this relationship.

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    Aug 29

    Playing with fire. US climate policies are costing us lives, reducing our safety, and hitting our pocketbooks. You don’t need to look any further than the west coast. Excellent blog post by Rob Jackson of the

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  5. Aug 27

    Watch >30 presentations and 60 powerpoint presentations from the 1st International Conference on Negative CO2 Emissions (Gothenburg, 22-24 May 2018)

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  6. Aug 27

    8th International Symposium on Non-CO2 Greenhouse Gases. June 12-14, 2019, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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    Aug 23

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    Aug 17

    Mangroves are one of Earth's most important defences against . Researchers at have mapped mangrove's ability to store carbon based on their location and the soils in which they grow.

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    Aug 26

    Would bioenergy with CCS or Direct Air Capture play out better in a future energy system? We would lean towards DAC, but my presentation would not be as convincing as , , , or Jan Minx . I was the last author...

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  10. Aug 23

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  11. Aug 22

    Interactive infographic on the global methane budget at the Global Carbon Atlas

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  12. Aug 22

    Everything you wanted to know about carbon budgets and the 1.5C target. Collection of papers in NatGeo

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  13. Aug 21

    Check country level CO2 emission profiles at the Global Carbon Atlas

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  14. Aug 21

    Lower land-use emissions responsible for increased net land carbon sink during the slow warming period. In Nature Geoscience

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  15. Aug 21

    New evidence linking recent warming to the greening of the world's cold regions:

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  16. Aug 19

    New study shows that CH4 and CO2 emissions from abrupt thaw beneath thermokarst lakes will more than double radiative forcing from circumpolar permafrost-soil carbon fluxes this century

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  17. Aug 17

    The Carbon Story. Interactive infographics to learn about the history of carbon emissions from human activities and its impact on climate. For general public and school kids. At the Global Carbon Atlas

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  18. Aug 17

    Draining tropical peatland in SEAsia induces losses of peat carbon 20× greater than the natural CO2 sequestration rates. Positive radiative forcing increase & lasts hundreds of years to millennia.

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  19. Aug 16

    IEA CO2 emissions growth rate for 2017 estimated at 1.4%. Last year, we projected it would be 2% (+0.8% to +3.0%)

    Global energy-related CO2 emissions grew by 1.4% in 2017, reaching a historic high of 32.5 gigatonnes
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    Aug 15

    The US Energy Information Administration is currently forecasting a 2% increase in US fossil fuel emissions for 2018, despite a 2% drop in emissions from coal.

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  21. Aug 14

    Interactive infographic to learn about the history of carbon from human activity and its impact on climate. For general public and school kids. At the Global Carbon Atlas

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