Where do our CO2 emissions come from, and where do they end up?
I made this little summary - and you can see why reducing the use of fossil fuels remains the most important tool we have for slowing climate change:
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There are two permanent positions available in our climate dynamics and prediction group, so if either sounds interesting to you do apply, or share with your colleagues:
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We have a new paper out today taking a fresh look at sea ice age, showing how this variable offers new insights into Arctic climate change:
A Fair Assessment of Sea Ice Age Reduces Bias and Gives New Insight to Arctic Sea Ice Dynamics
agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/...
For this years Research days I'll be talking about climate change in Reisa national park in northern Norway. It's a protected area that is expected to see dramatic warming in the coming century:
We've had a gloriously warm and sunny summer in Bergen this year. You really need this break in a city where you know the heavy rain is just around the corner.
It's the temperature when we go to sleep which causes us to have delayed sleep onset, and this happens far more often than "tropical nights" metrics show. Even in northern European cities like Oslo 👇
🧪 Why do cities get so much hotter than the countryside, and what can we do about it?
In this video, Richard Davy from @nansensenteret.bsky.social and the Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research explains what an urban heat island is and how we can prevent them – in just 60 seconds!
The Bank of England isn’t acting alone—
Global alignment is accelerating (Basel, IAIS, NGFS).
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The PRA’s new stance on proportionality means:
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including reverse stress tests to probe real vulnerabilities.
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The PRA’s new paper is a turning point:
Climate risk is now a strategic issue—not a checkbox.
Board accountability, embedded oversight, robust testing: it's all on the table.
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The Bank of England just raised the bar on climate risk supervision.
Boards are now expected to own climate risk.
Scenario analysis must be routine.
Data quality and disclosures? Under scrutiny.
What does it mean for the financial sector—and how can we help?
#climaterisk #BoE #finance #governance
What cities can do:
• Design for all seasons—reflective roofs + winter‑neutral solutions
• Target the hottest, least‑served blocks first
• Use annual temp‑weighted mortality in climate‑risk planning
How’s your city balancing summer cooling with winter safety? ⬇️
Inequality is built in: 169 / 179 large U.S. cities see the highest UHI exposure in lower‑income or majority‑Black & Brown neighbourhoods. Global‑South cities get ~30 % less cooling from green space. #ClimateEquity #HeatRisk
Key stats: A 3 k‑city meta‑study shows UHIs prevent ≈ 4× more cold deaths than the heat deaths they add. Average surface UHI across U.S. metros ≈ 1.9 °C—but block‑level hotspots can top 4 °C above surroundings. #UrbanHeatIsland
🧵Urban heat islands dominate summer headlines, but they also save winter lives. My new LinkedIn article breaks down why seasonality + equity should lead the UHI conversation. Read here 👉 www.linkedin.com/pulse/urban-...
Great thread on a modern-classic example of scientific investigation.
Seasonal forecasts have become a reliable tool e.g. for aquaculture
Why use downscaled climate data? Because a 25km² grid can’t tell you what’s happening in your watershed, coastal zone, or mountain valley.
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Uncertainty in climate data isn't a flaw—it's a feature.
It tells us what we don’t know yet and where we need to hedge, adapt, or build in flexibility.
We translate uncertainty into strategies, not roadblocks.
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At Climate Compass, we help interpret high-res projections with a clear understanding of their limitations, so decisions are smart, not overconfident.
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Precision ≠ Certainty
High-resolution doesn’t mean high certainty.
It means more detail—and with that comes more complexity.
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Static reports quickly become outdated. Our interactive tools provide ongoing flexibility, ensuring you can drill deeper into the data, test what-if scenarios, and keep pace with evolving challenges.
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examples on climateguidance.com
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We remove biases, improve resolution, and communicate uncertainties—so you can plan for multiple scenarios. Whether exploring short-term variability or longer-term trends, you will be ready for evolving climate realities.
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