This Earth Day, learn about the causes and consequences of climate change with the RESCUE Climate Challenge game!
Making learning fun and encouraging discussions on solutions and the role of #carbonremoval
🔗 Download, print and play! buff.ly/SItQ1c1
#EarthDay2026 #climatecrisis
📢 Want to know more about the work of women scientists in climate research projects?
RESCUE organises a collaboration workshop showcasing this research in our and other climate projects!
Join us on Wednesday 1 April at 14:00-16:30 CET!
✍️ Registration: buff.ly/XGvp1Kz
🔗 More info: buff.ly/kow6NVP
You can also read the comic in Spanish and download the PDF from our website: rescue-climate.eu/resources/re...
🗨️Our comic “Sobrepasando los 1.5°C” ("A Foreseen Overshoot") is featured in the latest issue of NaturalMente from @mncn-csic.bsky.social, entirely dedicated to climate change!
🌍Take a look at this new edition of the magazine, entirely dedicated to climate change: revista.mncn.csic.es/nm49/
Women scientists' role in the climate research field is increasingly prominent, although they remain under-represented.
On 1st April 2026 at 14:00 CET, we bring visibility to the work of women climate researchers through our Collaboration Workshop!
Register: buff.ly/AEIPiWq
Info: buff.ly/zRKvR9s
🌊The ocean already acts as a natural carbon sink, but could we enhance this ability to remove more CO₂ from the atmosphere?
Our new Climate Classroom dives into Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement: how it works, its potential, and the scientific questions around safety and deployment.
🔗 buff.ly/KNMyjLc
🌍Yesterday, we brought the RESCUE Climate Challenge to a school in Barcelona!
With students 14–15 years old, we talked about climate change and the role carbon dioxide removal (CDR) can play.
🎲You have here the game available in Spanish and English⤵️
rescue-climate.eu/resources/re...
📢Submit your abstract!
RESCUE partners are convening a session at #EGU26 on:
👉 Monitoring the efficiency & environmental impacts of carbon dioxide removal.
Find more details here: www.egu26.eu/session/56850
🌡 What happens if we overshoot the 1.5°C target?
🗨️ Explore key #ClimateChange concepts in A Foreseen Overshoot, a #sciencecomic designed to make complex topics simple.
📖 Get your copy here, and don’t forget to share it! buff.ly/8J5ILbB
🌊The ocean can absorb and store part of the CO₂ we emit, acting as a natural carbon sink.
❓Could we help the ocean absorb more CO₂?
❓How is it deployed, and what do scientists study to ensure it’s safe and effective?
👉 This Climate Classroom explores this approach. Take a look! buff.ly/kDXk8ak
🗨️ A Foreseen Overshoot – a science comic about #ClimateChange! 🌍
👉 Learn about the 1.5°C target, tipping points, temperature overshoot & CDR in a fun, accessible way.
Perfect for younger audiences! 📖 buff.ly/8J5ILbB
🌊 New Climate Classroom on Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement (OAE)!
This Climate Classroom explains:
🔸 How the ocean naturally captures CO2
🔸 How OAE works
🔸 How RESCUE is exploring the deployment of OAE
🔗 Click on the link and explore OAE: buff.ly/kDXk8ak
What our multimodel analysis has shown:
🌴In tropical regions, planting trees tends to cool the climate;
❄️In high-latitude areas, new forests can darken snowy surfaces & cause local warming, despite their CO₂ removal potential
Tree planting isn’t a simple, one-size-fits-all fix overall!
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📢 RESCUE has teamed with IIASA and leading climate researchers to bring to #COP30 a session on climate overshoot challenges and carbon dioxide removal (#CDR) solutions.
Join us TODAY at 14:00 CET in the ICCI Cryosphere Pavillion!
ℹ️ Info: buff.ly/5WU1Rac
📹 Live stream: buff.ly/SIMwReS
📢 RESCUE at #COP30
Join us tomorrow at the ICCI Cryosphere Pavillion for a session on "Climate overshoot challenges: peatland warming, risky assumptions, and temporary CDR solutions"!
🔗 More information: buff.ly/5WU1Rac
🌍A science comic to learn about #ClimateChange!
🌡🌫It introduces key concepts such as the 1.5°C target, tipping points, temperature overshoot, & CDR in an engaging way.
🟢Created in the framework of the RESCUE climate project, coordinated by BSC.
👀"𝗔 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝗢𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗵𝗼𝗼𝘁": www.bsc.es/44g
🗨️A Foreseen Overshoot: A science comic about #ClimateChange!
We created this story to raise climate awareness, especially among younger audiences.
📖Read the story and explore how storytelling can make complex topics accessible!
🔄Share it and download it here👉 rescue-climate.eu/resources/re...
6 EU-funded climate & Earth system modelling projects—@esm2025.bsky.social, @optimesm-eu.bsky.social, @tipesm.bsky.social, @climtip.bsky.social, @rescueclimate.bsky.social & NextGEMS—came together for a clustered science-to-policy meeting to present insights.💬🌐 ukesm.ac.uk/climate-rese...
📢 Webinar: Today Thursday 16 October at 18:00 CET
Join researchers from across the world as they discuss the impacts and opportunities of marine carbon dioxide removal for ocean acidification, in a session moderated by RESCUE scientist Ana Franco (BSC).
✍️ Register here: buff.ly/U8ME01N
📢 Webinar: Thursday 16 October at 18:00 CET
Which are the impacts and opportunities of marine carbon dioxide removal approaches for ocean acidification?
Researchers from across the world debate this in a session moderated by RESCUE scientist Ana Franco (BSC).
✍️ Register here: buff.ly/U8ME01N
⭐ RESCUE research was showcased at the Overshoot Conference earlier this month!
Several posters were presented showing insights from our research, with one of these receiving the poster award!
📃 Find the posters and more information about the conference on our website:
buff.ly/8ENMSnd
🌊 The ocean has the potential to absorb and store part of the excess carbon dioxide emitted. Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement (OAE) is a promising carbon dioxide removal approach currently explored.
But how does it work and what are its challenges?
🔗 Read more in our Climate Classroom: buff.ly/BvDE8lb
❓ Can CDR reverse agroecological drought due to atmospheric CO2 emissions?
A new RESCUE-funded study highlights that drought increases in hotspot regions cannot be symmetrically reversed by CDR, and the need for long-term drought adaptation planning.
👉 buff.ly/4WlaBYb
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📢 RESCUE at the first Overshoot Conference 2025!
From 30 Sept to 2 Oct 2025, RESCUE researchers participated at the conference in Laxenburg, Austria, held by our project partner IIASA. The event gathered scientists, policymakers & stakeholders to discuss climate overshoot 🌡️
🔗 buff.ly/FwZTofR
🤝 Last week, RESCUE participated in a joint policy meeting hosted by @esm2025.bsky.social
This brought together policy officers and European projects with common themes & approches (OptimESM, TipESM, ClimTip, nextGEMS) to present their latest policy-relevant results and discuss the research impact.
🎮 Do you want to learn more about climate change and carbon dioxide removal?
Then, the "RESCUE CLIMATE CHALLENGE" is for you! This educational game makes learning, and discussing climate concepts fun!
🗣️ Available in both English and Spanish!
👉 Read more and play the game here: buff.ly/KldXNmy
🌍 RESCUE recently participated at the Barcelona Science Festival, bringing science closer to society!
The Barcelona Supercomputing Center team spoke about carbon removal and played an educational game with attendees, which was developed for the RESCUE project!
👉 Game (in Spanish): buff.ly/n4Jbiit
How to use AI-based tools to support and enhance communication efforts in climate research projects?
Join the #ClimateResearchNet for these
@maiaresilience.bsky.social
workshops on the use of AI for creating content for social media and visuals!
📢 BARCELONA SCIENCE FESTIVAL!
Join us TOMORROW to explore carbon dioxide removal and the work of RESCUE in an interactive session at the #FestadelaCiència!
🗓️ Saturday May 31
🕕 18:20–19:05
📍 El Born Centre de Cultura i Memòria, space 12: "Cuidemos el planeta"
🔗More info buff.ly/zn5Edjs
🌍 Play and Learn!!
Join us this Saturday 31 May at the Barcelona Science Festival. Through an interactive game for all ages, we will explore how emissions affect our planet, carbon removal and the work of RESCUE!
🕕 18:20
📍 El Born CCM, "12-Cuidemos el planeta"
🔗 buff.ly/rZwsmlz
#FestadelaCiència