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China Carbon Trading 2026: Market Expansion to 8 Industries and Price Discovery

China carbon market expanded in 2026 from power generation to 8 industries: steel, cement, aluminum, petrochemical, chemicals, paper, aviation, data centers. Co…

#china #carbon #emissions #trading

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AMOC: The Ocean Current That Keeps Europe Warm — and Why It's Slowing

Europe's weather is strange when you look at the map. London is at roughly the same latitude as Calgary. Oslo sits farther north than Alaska's coast. These pl…

#amoc #thermohaline-circulation #climate #ocean

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What the Science Says We Should Expect Over the Next 50 Years

Fifty-year projections in climate science come with real uncertainty, and pretending otherwise doesn't help anyone. But "uncertain" doesn't mean "anything could…

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What the IPCC Reports Actually Say (and Don't Say)

The IPCC — the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change — is probably the most misrepresented scientific institution in public discourse. Both climate advocate…

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Geoengineering — The Options, the Risks, and the Governance Problem

Geoengineering is the set of technologies proposed for deliberately intervening in the climate system to counteract global warming. It's one of those topics whe…

#garagelab #climate #geoengineering #solar-radiation-management

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Attribution Science — How We Know Which Changes Are Human-Caused

"Climate has always changed" is the most common sophisticated skeptic argument about global warming. It's true. The climate has always changed. The question is…

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Tipping Points — The Non-Linear Risks That Keep Climate Scientists Up at Night

Linear thinking about climate change leads to reasonable conclusions: more CO₂ means more warming, more warming means more sea level rise, manage emissions and…

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The Greenhouse Effect — Basic Physics That's Been Understood Since 1856

One of the more frustrating aspects of public climate debate is that the basic physics involved is not new or uncertain. The greenhouse effect was described by…

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Ice Cores and the Long View — What Deep Time Tells Us About CO₂

The most powerful data set in climate science doesn't come from satellites or ground stations. It comes from cores of ice drilled out of the Antarctic and Green…

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What the Monitoring Is Telling Us Now

# What the Monitoring Is Telling Us Now The state of ocean observation in 2025 is genuinely impressive. The Argo float program has deployed roughly 4,000 auton…

#science #ocean #climate #currents

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