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Influence of individual models and studies on quantitative mitigation findings in the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report - Nature Communications The paper analyses the impact of the uneven representation of models and studies on key mitigation findings in the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report. It finds that the model with the most scenarios has a considerable influence on several findings.

New paper with @glenpeters.bsky.social in Nature Communications today. We show how models and studies with a lot of scenarios in the IPCC scenarios database have a large impact on key findings, including emissions reductions, net-zero GHG year, and coal, gas, and oil consistent with 1.5°C.

🌍Last week, ENTICE hosted a Scenario Design Workshop with experts and partners to explore how trade can be better reflected in future climate pathways. The aim is to build more realistic scenarios for the green transition
More here 👉 enticeproject.eu/news-events/...
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welcome to CMCC and Venice @profejzrobinson.bsky.social !

Conclusion:
Tackling climate change & inequality requires an integrated perspective. Neither challenge can be fully understood in isolation—nor can policy succeed if it ignores their interdependence. We close with thoughts on a roadmap for future research at the inequality-environment nexus.

Congratulations Valerie!

I would like to join, thanks!