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Dataset: Analysis: Calculating Near-Term U.S. Damages from U.S. Greenhouse Gas Power Sector Emissions from 2025-2035

Published:August 2025

Author(s):Rick Duke

This dataset underlies analysis which projects the climate damages that would result from the power sector's greenhouse gas emissions from 2025-2035, if unabated, to be at least $11.1 billion, and likely much more.Read More →

Biophysical Effects of Land Cover Changes in West Africa: A Systematic Review

Published:June 2025

Author(s):Abdel Nassirou Yahaya Seydou et al.

Publisher:Environmental Research Letters

This study finds that deforestation and other land use changes in West Africa contribute to regional warming.Read More →

Climate Damages to the U.S. Economy from U.S. Power Sector Emissions

Published:June 2025

Author(s):Justin S. Mankin, Alexander R. Gottlieb, Christopher W. Callahan

Publisher:Dartmouth Climate Modeling & Impacts Group

This study uses peer-reviewed climate damage attribution methods to estimate that climate damages to the U.S. economy caused by the U.S. power sector totaled $78 billion between 1973-2023.Read More →

Granger causal inference for climate change attribution

Published:May 2025

Author(s):Mark D Risser, Mohammed Ombadi and Michael F Wehner

Publisher:Environmental Research: Climate

This peer-reviewed study evaluates the usefulness of different attribution analysis techniques, finding that Granger causation can be particularly helpful in certain circumstances, including rapid attribution analysis.Read More →

High-Income Groups Disproportionately Contribute to Climate Extremes Worldwide

Published:May 2025

Author(s):Sarah Schöngart, Zebedee Nicholls, Roman Hoffmann, Setu Pelz, Carl-Friedrich Schleussner

Publisher:Nature Climate Change

This study finds that two-thirds of global warming is attributable to the GHG emissions of the wealthiest 10% of people. Read More →

Carbon majors and the scientific case for climate liability

Published:April 2025

Author(s):Christopher W. Callahan, Justin S. Mankin

Publisher:Nature

This peer-reviewed article outlines a transparent, reproducible and flexible framework to formalize how end-to-end attribution could inform litigation by assessing whose emissions are responsible for which harms.Read More →

Estimating the Sea Level Rise Responsibility of Industrial Carbon Producers

Published:March 2025

Author(s):Shaina Sadai et al.

Publisher:Environmental Research Letters

This study attributes up to 58% of surface air temperature rise and up to 37% of observed global mean sea level rise to the 122 largest fossil fuel and cement producers.Read More →

Attributing Global Impacts of Local Extremes to Climate Change for Improving Loss and Damage Estimates

Published:March 2025

Author(s):Camille J Mora et al.

Publisher:Environmental Research Letters

This study addresses methodologies in attribution science to estimate loss and damages attributed to a climate change-driven extreme event.Read More →

IEA Methane Tracker Database

Published:March 2024

Author(s):IEA

Publisher:IEA

This database presents the International Energy Agency's country-by-country estimates of energy-related methane emissions.Read More →

Critical Transitions in the Amazon Forest System

Published:February 2024

Author(s):Bernardo M. Flores, Encarni Montoya, Boris Sakschewski, Nathália Nascimento, Arie Staal, Richard A. Betts, Carolina Levis, David M. Lapola, Adriane Esquível-Muelbert, Catarina Jakovac, Carlos A. Nobre, Rafael S. Oliveira, Laura S. Borma, Da Nian, Niklas Boers, Susanna B. Hecht, Hans ter Steege, Julia Arieira, Isabella L. Lucas, Erika Berenguer, José A. Marengo, Luciana V. Gatti, Caio R. C. Mattos, Marina Hirota

Publisher:Nature

This peer-reviewed study assesses five major drivers of water stress on Amazonian forests, and projects that, by 2050, 10% to 47% of Amazonian forests may face unexpected ecosystem transitions.Read More →

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