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🌍📢 Calling all emulator / reduced-complexity / simple climate modelling groups! The next round of the Reduced Complexity Model Intercomparison Project (RCMIP) is starting, and we’d love your feedback.

Our paper is out today in @nature.com where we assess a Prudent Planetary Limit for Geologic Carbon Storage: www.nature.com/articles/s41...

The pre-print for my review of simple climate models (SCMs) is out! This is a deep dive on how SCMs actually simulate climate, looking at the different steps in the emissions-temperature causal chain. You can find it here: egusphere.copernicus.org/preprints/20...

Excited for the conference tomorrow in my home city. If you are also attending and want to meet drop me a message, happy to chat between sessions!

Currently travelling to Manchester for the Royal meteorological society early careers and student conference, where I will be chairing the session on extreme weather events as part of the organising committee. Do say hi if you are around!

Reminder: call for abstracts for the CMIP Community Workshops. Latest developments in models & approaches, reflections on CMIP6, explorations on CMIP7, etc. In particular for those related to climate emulators, I encourage you to check the session 29. All info here: wcrp-cmip.org/event/cmip26/

I want to connect with and highlight more trans voices working with plants, wildlife, and the natural environment so I've created a starter pack! If this sounds like you, introduce yourself by quote-posting this skeet and I'll add you to the list 🏳️‍⚧️

reminder, bsky has a clever way to display pronouns that's built in! but you only see them if you yourself opt in, so please feel free to here by subscribing and then choosing which applies!! @pronouns.diy

New paper on the risks of forest ecosystem impacts under emissions pathways designed to meet the Paris Agreement temperature goals is out today in Nature Climate Change! 🌳 Read it here: www.nature.com/articles/s41558-025-02327-9

New study on linking wealth-based emissions to climate impacts: We find that 2/3 of global warming is attributable to the wealthiest 10% and so are climate extremes. Article: www.nature.com/articles/s41... @iiasa.ac.at, @usyseth.bsky.social 1/

💰🌍 Research by Sarah Schöngart et al. shows the wealthiest 10% caused TWO-THIRDS of global warming since 1990. The top 1% have an even bigger impact on extreme weather like #heatwaves and #droughts, hitting vulnerable regions hardest. usys.ethz.ch/en/news-even...

Thanks to everyone who stopped by my poster at #EGU25 – I really appreciated the engaging discussions and thoughtful feedback. Going back to Leeds with plenty of new ideas to try.

Here's @arp-climate.bsky.social presenting on the upcoming process-based carbon cycle in FaIR at #EGU25!

Excited for my first EGU!

Hi Bluesky! 👋 I'll get the ball rolling by sharing a paper I contributed to and has recently been published in GMD: gmd.copernicus.org/articles/18/.... We took a look at carbon and nitrogen data from CMIP6 climate models and found some significant mass imbalances in the reported data.