Attributing Ocean Acidification to Major Carbon Producers
This paper has informed societal considerations of the climate responsibilities of these major industrial carbon producers.Read More →
Limiting global warming to 1.5º C will lower increases in inequalities of four hazard indicators of climate change
This peer-reviewed study uses climate modeling and socioeconomic indexes to predict the impact of extreme events under 1.5º C and 2º C of warming, especially their impact on least developed countries.Read More →
Attributing long-term sea-level rise to Paris Agreement emission pledges
This study uses GMSLR modeling that can handle emission scenarios flexibly to establish the link between pledged NDC emissions and GMSLR until 2300, thus highlighting the longer-term climate change implications of current climate mitigation efforts.Read More →
Climate Justice on a Carbon Budget
This article argues that carbon budgets present consequences for the ethics of climate change and delves into such consequences. Read More →
A 40-y Record Reveals Gradual Antarctic Sea Ice Increases Followed by Decreases at Rates Far Exceeding the Rates Seen in the Arctic
This analysis of 40 years of satellite records reveals a gradual increase in Antarctic sea ice which reversed in 2014. The rapid rates of decrease far exceed those in the Arctic and reduced the Antarctic sea ice to their lowest values in the record. Read More →
Observed Impacts of Anthropogenic Climate Change on Wildfire in California
This report highlights how anthropogenic climate change has influenced wildfires in California. Read More →
Acceleration of ice loss across the Himalayas over the past 40 years
Ice loss across the Himalayas is explained by climate forcing as a dominant drivers of glacier change.Read More →
Attaching a Price to Greenhouse Gas Emissions with a Carbon Tax or Emissions Fee: Considerations and Potential Impacts
This article focuses on the policy considerations and potential impacts of using a carbon tax or greenhouse gas emissions fee to control greenhouse gas emissions.Read More →
The Role of Natural Variability and Anthropogenic Climate Change in the 2017/18 Tasman Sea Marine Heatwave
This article describes the record sea surface temperatures during the 2017/18 Tasman Sea marine heatwave and how climate models indicate that they were virtually impossible without anthropogenic influence. Read More →
Accelerating Changes in Ice Mass Within Greenland, and the Ice Sheet’s Sensitivity to Atmospheric Forcing
This study describes research in monitoring ice loss in Greenland due to oceanic and atmospheric forcings and predicts that continued atmospheric warming will lead to southwest Greenland becoming a major contributor to sea-level rise.Read More →