Claire Fyson
@clairefyson.bsky.social
Climate, Berlin, bikes, trains. Researcher at PIK
The report does outline some all important positive signs: e.g. Morocco committed to phase out coal, Colombia has a moratorium on new oil and gas exploration. The energy transition is accelerating
But they say it how it is - we are in trouble
But they say it how it is - we are in trouble
November 13, 2025 at 3:15 PM
The report does outline some all important positive signs: e.g. Morocco committed to phase out coal, Colombia has a moratorium on new oil and gas exploration. The energy transition is accelerating
But they say it how it is - we are in trouble
But they say it how it is - we are in trouble
Check out the IEA NZE here tinyurl.com/2ctf7mrx (but ignore the unrealistic-zombie-nightmare (CPS) scenario)
For a nice comparison, see this new high ambition pathway by @climateanalytics.org and the REMIND team at @pik-potsdam.bsky.social - tinyurl.com/y9m8z8jk
For a nice comparison, see this new high ambition pathway by @climateanalytics.org and the REMIND team at @pik-potsdam.bsky.social - tinyurl.com/y9m8z8jk
Rescuing 1.5°C: new evidence on the highest possible ambition to…
This study shows that, even after years of insufficient action, the world can still return to well below 1.5°C of warming this century if countries pursue the “highest possible ambition” in climate ac...
climateanalytics.org
November 12, 2025 at 5:07 PM
Check out the IEA NZE here tinyurl.com/2ctf7mrx (but ignore the unrealistic-zombie-nightmare (CPS) scenario)
For a nice comparison, see this new high ambition pathway by @climateanalytics.org and the REMIND team at @pik-potsdam.bsky.social - tinyurl.com/y9m8z8jk
For a nice comparison, see this new high ambition pathway by @climateanalytics.org and the REMIND team at @pik-potsdam.bsky.social - tinyurl.com/y9m8z8jk
Despite this, we've fallen behind the original NZE. The updated NZE shows emissions falling immediately to limit peak warming to ~1.7°C, with deep cuts and carbon removal needed to then pull back to 1.5°C.
Another 5 years of delay would add a further 0.1°C to peak warming - we cannot afford this
Another 5 years of delay would add a further 0.1°C to peak warming - we cannot afford this
November 12, 2025 at 5:07 PM
Despite this, we've fallen behind the original NZE. The updated NZE shows emissions falling immediately to limit peak warming to ~1.7°C, with deep cuts and carbon removal needed to then pull back to 1.5°C.
Another 5 years of delay would add a further 0.1°C to peak warming - we cannot afford this
Another 5 years of delay would add a further 0.1°C to peak warming - we cannot afford this
