Detlef van Vuuren

@DetlefvanVuuren

PL integrated assessment modeling team at PBL NL Environmental Assessment Agency; prof. integrated assessment - Global Environm.Change at Utrecht University

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    Dec 21

    edited session recordings are now available on YouTube channel 👉

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    Dec 15

    Proud to share Nebojsa Nakicenovic short video on origins and future role on climate science & policy, on the occasion of his recognition as IAMC Lifetime Award recipient

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    Dec 8

    Great work by et al on nitrogen and phosphorus pollution in rivers and oceans: Changes in the food system are key to curb the negative impacts of people on global nutrient cycles

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    Oct 31

    We had a new paper out last week on emissions from building materials to 2060. Why bother? What did we do? What did we find? What does this mean? A short 🧵

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    Dec 7

    I'm packing my bags for Leiden, where I'll be defending my PhD thesis tomorrow (Dec. 8th), feel free to join the livestream at 10:00 AM (UTC+1) via I'm glad that the cover art by adds some color to an otherwise dystopian travel bag.

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    Dec 6

    ANALYSIS The UK car market is changing fast 🔌 28% of sales now come with a plug ⚡️ pure EVs at 19%, rising rapidly ⛽️ less than half are conventional cars 📉 overall sales -25% in 2yrs (!) 🚗 petrol cars -50% in 2yrs, diesel -75% 🚘 diesels just 5% of market data: 1/

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    Dec 6

    Clean energy transitions must include actions to achieve universal energy & clean cooking access. Our report shows that investment in solar home systems & mini-grids in sub-Saharan Africa must scale-up sharply to achieve universal access by 2030 ➡️

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    Dec 3

    1/n In this new report we explore cost components of examples of the 3 types of : Ecosystem conservation, ecosystem restoration, and improving land management practises.

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    How effective are at limiting the impact of on the sector? 🌱 Dr. analyses the potential benefits and limitations of in our new report with
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    Dec 3

    Now that has successfully ended, IAMC Secretariat would like to thank all participants for attending. See you, hopefully in person, next year!

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    Dec 3

    📯IAMC is proud to award with the Award for Extraordinary Contributions to IAMC 👏 Best Poster Award goes to works by Kimon Keramidas (U Grenoble-Alpes) and (PNNL)👏

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    Nov 28

    This is thankfully not true. As we reported in the recent IPCC 6th Assessment Report, scenarios that limit us to around 1.8C (with a 66% chance of avoiding 2C) require getting to net-zero emissions by around 2070, not 2030 as this tweet and article inaccurately imply.

    Want a perspective check? Scientists ran a model simulating 5.2 million possible climate futures. In every single one, the only time temperatures were kept under 2C was when carbon emissions reached zero in every single country on the planet by 2030.
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    Dec 2

    The climate challenge ahead of us... ...explained in 41 seconds

    UNEP: Current commitments are ‘weak promises, not yet delivered’
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    Dec 2

    Our empirical study on acceptability is available in . Spending revenues on projects maximises support. Mix of low-income compensation & climate projects is also good. Providing information conditionally improves support.

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    Dec 2

    no surprises here - has obviously been 'oversold' in this respect, with two elements of the final decision creating some ambiguity that allows EU to look the other way

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    Dec 2

    👩‍💼🧑‍💼We have just updated the JOB section on the website with several job ads received in these days: have a look at

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    Dec 1

    Chalmers is recruiting 11 ... that's right 11 assistant professors. The packages are sweet, the university fantastic, students inspiring and the city is amazing. Also...then we can work together!

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    Dec 1
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    But what I'm (personally) most excited about are the insights based on the scenarios that are not yet found - and I hope that by making the data easily accessible together with the notebooks, others can build on our work! (3/3)

    Replying to @IIASAVienna @NatureClimate
    Read the manuscript at ! You can access the data via the at . And the notebooks for generating the figures are available at & on !
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    Dec 1
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    . has a good summary of our two studies in from the project about "costs & attainability" of -budget scenarios (led by K. Riahi ) and the "physical & economic risks" (led by ). (1/n)

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    Dec 1

    I'll now present in NATIONAL2 on 'Net-zero emission targets for major emitting countries consistent with the Paris Agreement', which is available here:

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    Nov 30

    Oreane: Looking at net zero, residual emissions remain in some sectors: buildings, industry, transport, agriculture, making us more reliant on BECCS and other CDR options. So can we reduce emissions in the hard-to-abate sectors, how low can we go?

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