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Scientists Warn Fossil-Fuel Emissions Hit Record High This Year

2023 is set to see the highest carbon-dioxide emissions on record, with 36.8 billion tonnes released from fossil fuels.

France generalJan ivar korsbakkenPierre friedlingsteinEuropean unionEnvironmental researchCentre for international climateRoyal societyUniversity of exeter global systems instituteGlobal carbon budgetEarth system scienceGlobal systems instituteParis agreementIvar korsbakkenInternational climateNet zeroEast anglia

Climate crisis: carbon emissions budget is now tiny, scientists say

Having good chance of limiting global heating to 1.5C is gone, sending ‘dire’ message about the adequacy of climate action

United kingdomFrance generalUnited arab emiratesCity ofBen sandersonJoeri rogeljChris smithGabriel abrahRobin lambollInternational institute for applied systems analysisEnvironmental researchImperial college londonCentre for international climatePotsdam institute for climate impact researchInternational energy agencyInternational institute

Carbon budget for 1 5C will run out this decade says study

Scientists have announced we’re running out of time to get to zero carbon emissions almost twice as fast as we thought.

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In the future, an increase in turbulence could alleviate the intensity of near-surface air pollution

In the future, an increase in turbulence could alleviate the intensity of near-surface air pollution
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The World Will Likely Miss 1 5 Degrees C--Why Isn t Anyone Saying So?

Though many scientists say it’s inevitable that the world will overshoot 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming, the global climate talks unfolding in Egypt are bound to the target

France generalSharm el sheikhJanub sinaCity ofUnited kingdomOliver gedenMarta rivera ferreJim skeaPeter kalmusGlen petersCarl friedrich schleussnerPolytechnic university of valenciaUn intergovernmental panel on climateIntergovernmental panel on climateSecurity affairsHumboldt university of berlin

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