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https://twitter.com/ChrisMartzWX/status/18041863994339864752/ There've been many June heatwaves like this in the US before. And, the daily mean temp anomaly for Wednesday, June 19th (the peak day of the heat dome) wasn't very exceptional in much of the US East... (for that given day of the year).
https://twitter.com/ryankatzrosene/status/17101089297897598121) The thread noted a divide between what I called “accelerationists” who were sounding alarm that 2023’s remarkable warming was the beginning of SOMETHING NEW, and those I (later) called “observationalists”, who claimed 2023’s extreme warmth fits within EXPECTED WARMING trends.
https://twitter.com/chrispyross/status/1775271218956161198First, as Chris has pointed out, this year it's a 23% increase on the tax rate relative to last year. But next year it will be an 18.75% increase and so on until it just stays fixed at $170/tonne - no longer increasing any more, year after year...
https://twitter.com/historian_steve/status/1745920780624711886
https://twitter.com/ryankatzrosene/status/1571604783684898825?s=20&t=pkvssVlBf8Mn5t8MRLiUDA10th highest emitter: Canada's in situ oilsands well-pads near Conklin, AB. 10,000 kg CH4/year. Warming equivalent burning 579 barrels of oil.
https://twitter.com/EliMLarson/status/1310865835888726018At the present moment the whole offsetting sector is like the wild west, and most offsets have been shown to have deeply troubling social (and even climatic) consequences. But as the report shows, institutions could be making progress in laying out more constructive...
https://twitter.com/simonbullock/status/1271411243014852608Like aviation, the shipping sector takes up about 2% of global emissions. And like emissions from international aviation, emissions from international shipping aren’t reported by nations as part of the UNFCCC’s intended contribution process...