Zack Labe

zacklabe.com

30 January 2026 22:06

Sea surface temperatures across the northern Atlantic were still warmer than any years since the mid-1800s in December, but they remain well below their recent peak... a good reminder of both climate change and variability. Graphic using NOAA ERSSTv5 data (www.ncei.noaa.gov/products/ext...) 🌊

Glen Peters

glenpeters.bsky.social

30 January 2026 22:06

If... "you screw up your economy trying to drastically reduce your emissions" Ah, which country is doing that (or even trying to do that)? Countries deploying wind, solar, EVs, etc, seem to be doing just fine to me. Modelling does not suggest that climate policy screws your economy either. 1/

Peter Thorne

peterthorne.bsky.social

28 January 2026 09:59

also @brucettcalvert.bsky.social @edhawkins.org @simonj1967.bsky.social @bjornsamset.bsky.social @cjsmith.eu @richardabetts.bsky.social @lizk40.bsky.social @colinmorice.bsky.social @timosbornclim.bsky.social @oceanterra.org @soniaseneviratne.bsky.social @andyreisinger.bsky.social and

Peter Thorne

peterthorne.bsky.social

28 January 2026 09:55

Started out as a result of discussions with colleagues from ipcc ar6 and kind of grew. Ambition is to be a holistic community assessment of all aspects around ‘calling’ the exceedance of 1.5 (or any other warming level for that matter)

Peter Thorne

peterthorne.bsky.social

28 January 2026 09:55

New discussion paper just dropped that’s taken shall we say a little work to get this far … essd.copernicus.org/preprints/es... please be kind. Not on an at all sensitive topic in the slightest.