The climate spiral has had a remarkable journey. It was shown during the opening ceremony of the Rio Olympics, watched by 1 billion people. It is part of The Museum of Modern Art's collection. Science and art have combined to tell a powerful story of how our planet’s climate is changing rapidly.

Spiralling global temperatures (1850-2026) It is exactly 10 years since I first put this animated graphic of changes in global temperature online. #ClimateSpiral It instantly went viral. People watched it over and over again. It still offers the power to shock a decade on.

New discussion paper just dropped that’s taken shall we say a little work to get this far … essd.copernicus.org/preprints/es... please be kind. Not on an at all sensitive topic in the slightest.

📣 2025 volume of the Annual Review of Environment and Science is online! Most read article is "Overshoot: A Conceptual Review of Exceeding and Returning to Global Warming of 1.5°C" arevie.ws/3IF0OKf @andyreisinger.bsky.social @janfuglestvedt.bsky.social @chrisd-jones.bsky.social

If you’re in New York then you can see the Warming Stripes and Climate Spiral on display at MoMA until October www.moma.org/calendar/exh...

The European-Mediterranean Centre for Climate Change is hosting a resource page that will gather hopefully expanding resources on overshoot, as this research area will grow over time: overshoot.cmcc.it. Press release here: www.cmcc.it/article/over...

Overshoot: A Conceptual Review of Exceeding and Returning to Global Warming of 1.5°C. Once we exceed 1.5°C, is it all lost? Can we get back to it from above? What risks would that avoid, and which ones not? Great collaboration with a range of IPCC authors! www.annualreviews.org/content/jour...

📢 Event: Exploring Research Priorities for the IPCC 7th Assessment Report This event will bring together the climate research community to explore the AR7 outlines & identify research priorities & evidence gaps. If you are a UK-based climate researcher, register your interest:✍ buff.ly/0fNO2dA