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Could Artificially Dimming The Sun Prevent Ice Melt?

Could Artificially Dimming The Sun Prevent Ice Melt?
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Johannes sutterThomas stockerUniversity of bernUn framework convention on climateOeschger centerClimate researchInstitute of physicsEnvironmental physics divisionWest antarcticNature climate changeWest antarcticaRadiation managementWest antarctic ice sheetClimate change

Could artificially dimming the sun prevent ice melt?

Could artificially dimming the sun prevent ice melt?
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Johannes sutterUniversity of bernClimate researchEnvironmental physics divisionOeschger centerInstitute of physicsNature climate changeWest antarcticaRadiation managementWest antarcticWest antarctic ice sheet

Swiss researchers optically measure greenhouse gases in ancient ice

Novel laser spectrometer provides more accurate method – analyzing samples of just 1.5 ml.

Florian kraussHubertus fischerLukas emmeneggerBern groupOeschger centerUniversity of bernEmpa air pollutants environmental technology departmentSwiss national science foundationEuropean research councilClimate change researchAtmospheric measurementGallen based swiss federal laboratoriesMaterials scienceEnvironmental technologyOldest iceFrench italian concordia

New Calculation Method for Emission Reduction Path Could Help Achieve the Paris Climate Target

The central aim of the Paris climate agreement is clear: Limiting man-made global warming to well below 2°C.

France generalLaura thomsondecJens terhaarFortunat joosOeschger centerUniversity of bernClimate change researchNature climateNew calculation methodEmission reductionParis agreementEmissions goals

Reliable planning tool for the emissions path to achieving the Paris temperature goal

The central aim of the Paris climate agreement is clear: Limiting man-made global warming to well below 2°C. This limit requires a reduction in greenhouse gas

France generalPierre friedlingsteinHans oeschgerMathiast aschwandenJens terhaarFortunat joosOeschger centerUniversity of bernClimate change researchNature climateParis agreementClimate changeLimate change carbon emissions global temperature climate policyAll journal newsClimate scienceEnvironmental science