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Deep parts of Great Barrier Reef insulated from global warming -- for now

Deep parts of Great Barrier Reef insulated from global warming -- for now
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Paul halloranPeter mumbyJennifer mcwhorterUniversity of queenslandAtlantic oceanographic meteorological laboratoryExeter global systems instituteGreat barrier reefMeteorological laboratoryGlobal systems institute

How much carbon have we got left?

Scientists have found new way to to answer the question: how much carbon have we got left before we pass the Paris limits?

France generalUnited kingdomPeter coxChris jonesUniversity of exeterImperial collegeGlobal systems instituteMet officeNet zeroEarth system models

greenloop 2024 - first speakers announced

greenloop - online conference focused on sustainability across the global visitor attractions industry - fantastic line-up of speakers.

United kingdomUnited statesAndreas andersenJohn frawleyNick merrimanEmily dowMichael cliffordCaitlin krasovicPeter coxLorenzo fioramontiSarah suttonEduard goeanInstitute for sustainabilityGlobal systems instituteUn sustainable development goalUniversity of surrey

Improved Estimates for Paris Agreement Carbon Emission Goals

A group of researchers from Imperial College, the Met Office, and the University of Exeter has developed a novel method for estimating total carbon emissions that adheres to the 1.5 °C and 2 °C global warming objectives outlined in the Paris Climate Agreement.

France generalMegan craigPeter coxDmitry demidovich shutterstockChris jonesUniversity of exeterImperial collegeGlobal systems instituteNature communicationsStudy coMet officeParis climateNet zeroEarth system modelsEarth system modelStudy co author

Study finds new method to calculate carbon emission budget until Paris targets broken

Scientists have found a new way to calculate the total carbon emissions corresponding to Paris Agreement targets of 1.5 and 2 degrees Celsius.

United kingdomFrance generalChris jonesPeter coxNature communicationsUniversity of exeterImperial collegeGlobal systems instituteParis agreementMet officeNet zero

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