@Netpropheting @JunkScience @ClimateOfGavin Listen to science, not fossil fuel industry paid shills: https://t.co/oqGkeyiX0P https://t.co/pDEcdimyWs https://t.co/oM3kFbH1cK https://t.co/6qjXRmmplR
@NeatCraftsmen Doubled at +1C Go figure. Dumbfuck. https://t.co/bm9PrMA31c
RT @StephenLeahy: @noaudiophile @bretoncrellin @GeraldKutney attribution science is fast-moving -- that chart is out of date i.e. "previous…
RT @StephenLeahy: @noaudiophile @bretoncrellin @GeraldKutney attribution science is fast-moving -- that chart is out of date i.e. "previous…
@noaudiophile @bretoncrellin @GeraldKutney attribution science is fast-moving -- that chart is out of date i.e. "previously published results based on a 1961–2005 attribution period frequently underestimate the influence of global warming" https://t.co/Wpc
@lauralondon_ @aphysicist This study explores the degree to which extreme hot & wet/dry weather events can be atrributed to global warming. TLDR - even more than we previously thought. Means, all else equal, we can expect more "climate change disasters
@MichaelEMann @sapinker @SDG_Academy @edXOnline Nice...I learned of a new scientific field of study. I didn't know specific events could be scientifically attributed to climate change and how this can be used to hold companies accountable for causing it.
@Christovte1 @nrc https://t.co/hKSUiw7OdQ Na 2 seconde zoeken de eerste study gevonden. Iets zegt mij dat je eerder je bias gebruikt voor antwoorden dan de zoekfunctie op internet.
2/2 ABER: Es gibt aufgrund der sorgfältigen Arbeit (erst Studie, dann IPCC) immer lange Verzögerungen. Das Problem wurde neulich durch eine Studie untersucht, die eindeutig sagt: Prinzipiell werden dadurch die jetzigen Auswirkungen wohl stark unterschätzt.
@Bill_In_DC @AdamSchiff Some good reading: https://t.co/vNiBP9RhV6
@marshall13543 @BFriedmanDC I’m aware of the difference. I’m referring to these data. TL;DR looks like climate change amplifies the occurrence of extreme weather events https://t.co/HlPL4K2hNk
@RasmusBenestad Here is some recent work on the topic: https://t.co/cgAU5eT7vH
Verification of extreme event attribution: Using out-of-sample observations to assess changes in probabilities of unprecedented events https://t.co/oAWo4tUMbw
RT @doylecanning: Translation: it’s happening faster than we thought and it’s worse than we knew. The #ClimateEmergency continues.
RT @doylecanning: Translation: it’s happening faster than we thought and it’s worse than we knew. The #ClimateEmergency continues.
RT @doylecanning: Translation: it’s happening faster than we thought and it’s worse than we knew. The #ClimateEmergency continues.
RT @doylecanning: Translation: it’s happening faster than we thought and it’s worse than we knew. The #ClimateEmergency continues. https:…
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
“Verification of extreme event attribution: Using out-of-sample observations to assess changes in probabilities of unprecedented events” https://t.co/N4kvrVy9tI
RT @Weather_West: Second, scientists need to recognize that we're now living in an "RCP world": climate simulations using 20th century cond…
RT @Weather_West: These findings have a few significant implications. First, it means that increases in extreme temperature & precipitatio…
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
RT @chrfield: New paper @ScienceAdvances by Noah Diffenbaugh introduces framework for independent verification of extreme event attribution…
Extremely interesting findings about how climate change has "loaded the dice" for extreme hot and wet events:
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
RT @chrfield: New paper @ScienceAdvances by Noah Diffenbaugh introduces framework for independent verification of extreme event attribution…
RT @chrfield: New paper @ScienceAdvances by Noah Diffenbaugh introduces framework for independent verification of extreme event attribution…
RT @chrfield: New paper @ScienceAdvances by Noah Diffenbaugh introduces framework for independent verification of extreme event attribution…
Overestimation vs. underestimation (of AGW risks) yet again. You know the story already...
RT @chrfield: New paper @ScienceAdvances by Noah Diffenbaugh introduces framework for independent verification of extreme event attribution…
“suggesting that 21st-century global warming has substantially increased the probability of unprecedented hot and wet events.”
RT @chrfield: New paper @ScienceAdvances by Noah Diffenbaugh introduces framework for independent verification of extreme event attribution…
New paper @ScienceAdvances by Noah Diffenbaugh introduces framework for independent verification of extreme event attribution results & suggests they frequently underestimate influence of #globalwarming on probability of unprecedented hot & wet ext
Extreme events are a bigger part of the climate change picture than generally understood https://t.co/9kTCG3WIs3
https://t.co/MweLH1S76X Verification of extreme event attribution: Using out-of-sample observations to assess changes in probabilities of unprecedented events
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
Paper @sciencemag (open access): 'Verification of extreme event attribution: Using out-of-sample observations to assess changes in probabilities of unprecedented events' https://t.co/OTlmr2GTIi #PNWater @OCCRI @PNWclimate @HydrologyNL @WYPW_PMJE @GWPnews @
Latest from my brother @mddelapa @davidmschmalz 👇👇👇 Verification of extreme event attribution: Using out-of-sample observations to assess changes in probabilities of unprecedented events https://t.co/ul55edQbkV
Climate change impacts getting more clear (and expensive, both in terms of $$ and lives): https://t.co/UmWsuQqoxh
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
RT @KimGabrielli: NY studie: Sammenheng mellom klimaendringer og ekstremvær undervurdert. Det anerkjente amerikanske vitenskapsmagasinet @S…
NY studie: Sammenheng mellom klimaendringer og ekstremvær undervurdert. Det anerkjente amerikanske vitenskapsmagasinet @ScienceMagazine presenterer nytt studie av Noah Diffenbaugh @aaas
Nytt studie viser at sammenhengen mellom klimaendringene og ekstremvær er undervurdert i tidligere forskning @aaas @ScienceMagazine https://t.co/d7vJgPUcyH
RT @Weather_West: These findings have a few significant implications. First, it means that increases in extreme temperature & precipitatio…
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
RT @kelseyrodd: Another dry year coming & the study below suggests swings between wet and dry years will become more extreme. This makes #d…
Another dry year coming & the study below suggests swings between wet and dry years will become more extreme. This makes #dynamic_conservation approaches like #BirdReturns critical as tools for balancing the needs of #nature and #people https://t.co/pu
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
RT @Weather_West: Second, scientists need to recognize that we're now living in an "RCP world": climate simulations using 20th century cond…
RT @Weather_West: These findings have a few significant implications. First, it means that increases in extreme temperature & precipitatio…
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
RT @ScienceAdvances: Using a “verification” set of extreme climate events, a new study has tested current calculations of the probability t…
Keep this in mind as well...
Using a “verification” set of extreme climate events, a new study has tested current calculations of the probability that extreme climate events can be attributed to global warming. https://t.co/UUu9l7NWtM https://t.co/NsjGkxb03H
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
RT @Weather_West: New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly co…
Second, scientists need to recognize that we're now living in an "RCP world": climate simulations using 20th century conditions no longer adequately describe envelope of weather conditions being experienced today, & analyses must be structured accordin
These findings have a few significant implications. First, it means that increases in extreme temperature & precipitation events due to #ClimateChange are now large enough to be detectable on *decadal* timescales. https://t.co/M30LgAYSYw
New study by Noah Diffenbaugh @StanfordEarth suggests that "published [extreme event] attribution results [are] overly conservative for hot and wet events [and that] influence of #GlobalWarming on these events has been even more pervasive than suggested."
Verification of extreme event attribution: Using out-of-sample observations to assess changes in probabilities of unprecedented events https://t.co/lHhUzK72B9
RT @schmidt_fu: Wie beim #coronavirus: Die Zahlen sind immer ein klein wenig veraltet. Wer nur alte Zahlen nennt, verharmlost das Problem!…
Wie beim #coronavirus: Die Zahlen sind immer ein klein wenig veraltet. Wer nur alte Zahlen nennt, verharmlost das Problem! #Klimakrise
RT @HunterCutting: #Meanwhile...new study shows that #climatechange is moving so fast that scientists have been underplaying the role of #g…
Un nuevo estudio ha probado los cálculos actuales de la probabilidad de que los eventos climáticos extremos se puedan atribuir al calentamiento global a través del uso de un conjunto de "verificación" de eventos climáticos extremos. https://t.co/gVOM1jXRK2
RT @HunterCutting: #Meanwhile...new study shows that #climatechange is moving so fast that scientists have been underplaying the role of #g…
#Meanwhile...new study shows that #climatechange is moving so fast that scientists have been underplaying the role of #globalwarming in recent extreme weather events due to "temporal lag" in the data. https://t.co/bmBesqBoPo Study by Noah Diffenbaugh
RT @MosmanResources: Science is proving that 21st-century global warming has substantially increased the probability of unprecedented hot a…
Science is proving that 21st-century global warming has substantially increased the probability of unprecedented hot and wet events https://t.co/WhxeuZoGKF