A powerful mix of explanatory writing on migration and on-the-ground reporting from Thailand in this miniseries by Ayesha Tandon

All brought to life beautifully by Tom Prater, Joe Goodman and colleagues

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You had a hunch climate change impacts would increase economic inequalities? You were right! 1/10

New Carbon Brief guest article about a study showing how climate change impacts 'increase economic inequality and disproportionately affect the poor – both globally and within countries on all continents'.

The rate of warming has increased notably over the past 15 years. This is not just natural variability – there is increasing evidence that the world is now warming faster than it has since 1970.

However, this should not come as a surprise; acceleration is exactly what our models…

NEW – Factcheck: Why the recent ‘acceleration’ in global warming is what scientists expect | Zeke Hausfather

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NEW – Explainer: Why some countries are aiming for ‘net-negative’ emissions | Daisy Dunne w/comment from Joeri Rogelj David Reiner

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Thrilled to share our new review paper that dives into using extreme event attribution information for improving infrastructure planning, decision-making, and adaptation in a warming world due to climate change.

➡️ Study ( #OpenAccess ): doi.org/10.1016/j.rcns…

Heat pumps are a highly efficient and mature technology for home heating.

'Yet, in major economies such as the UK and Germany, heat pumps are the subject of hostile and misleading reporting across many mainstream media outlets.'

Read the fact check.

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NEW – Factcheck: 18 misleading myths about heat pumps | Jan Rosenow

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NEW – Climate change made west Africa’s ‘dangerous humid heatwave’ 10 times more likely | Ayesha Tandon w/comment from Wasiu Adeniyi Ibrahim Izidine Pinto Maja Vahlberg

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Taking into account all known factors, the planet warmed 0.2 °C more last year than climate scientists expected. More and better data are urgently needed, says Gavin Schmidt, climatologist and director of NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies go.nature.com/3TIaNAY