Associate Researcher, University of Rennes 1, France #EarthSystemLaw Born at 326 PPM CO2
Joined February 2019
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Fernandez Fernandez Edgar retweeted
Dear @Partiet greetings from #CostaRica
Nature has no room for fossil fuels exploration!
Why is #Norway facilitating Oil & Gas exploration in Costa Rica?‼️🫠
Help us protect the planet and stop this madness.
No more government support for this!
lanaciondecostarica.pressrea…
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Exceeding 1.5°C global warming could trigger multiple climate tipping points. First comprehensive analysis of likely temperature thresholds for all known climate tipping elements. Key result from my @ERC_Research project and the @Earthcommission science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
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Excellent @guardian article from @lagipoiva highlighting the ambitious nature of #Vanuatu's enhanced #NDC which commits to 100% renewable energy by 2030 and calls for a #LossAndDamage Finance Facility to be delivered at #COP27!
theguardian.com/world/2022/a…
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🌡️🦋💡#Biodiversity loss & #ClimateChange are both driven by human economic activities & mutually reinforce each other
How can we successfully resolve both crises?💭
Learn more w/ #BiodiversityClimateScience from @IPBES & @IPCC_CH co-sponsored w/shop Report
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This week, Chile announced a proposed new constitution written by a democratically elected convention, and it is likely the most legitimate constitution in the world, as it is written boldly in the context of the climate crisis. A 🧵on its inspiring climate provisions.
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Disappointing news from the European Parliament. By greenwashing gas, the EU sends a wrong signal to the world and undermines its own hard-earned credibility.
Make no mistake: this failure will not save fossil investments from becoming stranded assets. 1/4
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New study: Europe is a heatwave hotspot, exhibiting upward trends that are three-to-four times faster compared to the rest of the northern midlatitudes.
The reason: changes in the jet stream.
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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BREAKING: If you're feeling down by the US Supreme Court ruling on regulation of emissions, cheer up with good, amazing news from Brazil: our Supreme Court has just ruled that the Paris Agreement is a human rights treaty. This has enormous implications for future cases. Why? 🧵
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🚨What would "just temporarily" overshooting 2C global warming mean for risks to biodiversity globally?
Here's a short 🧵about this increasingly relevant scenario based on some new research with @MeyerALS @Joanne_Bentley @alex_pigot @rodoulami
👇royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
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With the closing plenaries behind us on the last day in Bonn, here is our summary of #LossAndDamage action and inaction at the #SB56 #BonnClimateConference.
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In 2014, this French weather presenter announced the forecast for August 18, 2050 as part of a campaign to alert to the reality of climate change. Now her forecast that day is the actual forecast for the coming 4 or 5 days, in mid-June 2022.
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Here is our #LossAndDamage focused update from the 9th day of the #BonnClimateConference. Today has been a hard day. Energy levels are low, but still, the amazing work continues to try to place #LossAndDamage on the agenda for #COP27.
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Here is our #LossAndDamage focused update from the 8th day of the #BonnClimateConference. With negotiations likely to continue into the early
hours of tomorrow morning, we are reaching a decisive moment on #LossAndDamage at #SB56.
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Here is our #LossAndDamage focused update from the 6th day of the #BonnClimateConference which saw the intense 3rd and final session of the #GlasgowDialogue on #LossAndDamage.
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Here is our #LossAndDamage focused update from the 4th day of the #BonnClimateConference. Although there may not have been a #GlasgowDialogue session today #LossandDamageFinance was still THE🔥issue!
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Here is our #LossAndDamage focused update from the 3rd day of the #BonnClimateConference. It has been yet another full-on day with #LossandDamageFinance once again at the forefront.
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💧We've crossed yet another #PlanetaryBoundary, now 06/10: Freshwater. Plants are suffering from water scarcity caused by human interference into the global water cycle. Whole ecosystems like the #Amazon are starting to partly dry off as a result. nature.com/articles/s43017-0…
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Some people complain that raw materials needed for renewable energy creating vulnerabilities similar to those of oil. That's nonsense.
Putin's war on Ukraine reminds us it's the other way around: it's our addiction to fossil fuels that makes us vulnerable.
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No surprises here - Arctic Ocean warming stripes. The #Arctic is warming faster than anywhere else in the world...
--> Explore your own climate change stripes now through 2021! showyourstripes.info
ALT Bar graph showing temperatures anomalies for blue to red in the Arctic Ocean from 1892 to 2021. There is a long-term warming trend.
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Time to revisit - a reconstruction of late-summer #Arctic sea ice extent over almost the last 1,500 years
+ Figure reproduced from nature.com/articles/nature10…
+ Overview: climate.gov/news-features/fe…
+ High resolution version: sites.uci.edu/zlabe/arctic-s…
ALT Line graph time series of reconstruction Arctic sea ice extent over the last 1,450 years. There is some multi-decadal variability, but a sharp decreasing trend in the last part of the time series due to human-caused climate change. This reconstruction is from Kinnard et al. 2011.