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  1. Retweeted
    Apr 14

    New paper out on food system emissions: While emissions from land use change connected to food production are decreasing, emission from pre- and post production (household consumption, waste, fertilizer production, transport etc.) strongly increase.

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    Apr 13

    Our recent paper with , Jonas Peisker, and Raya Muttarak got featured in the 🎉 In the study, we show how extremes drive concerns and voting You can access the article by creating a free account

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  3. Apr 14

    : Our latest collaboration on what climate modelling can reveal about our species' origins, presented by Axel Timmermann of

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  4. Apr 14

    Climate data + archeological data = new 💡 on human origins: New study in by with contributions by PIK's big paleo-data crunchers shows where very early humans most liked to dwell - and how climate changes have shaped human evolution:

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  5. Apr 13

    What measures could be taken to mitigate the risk of excessive speculation, stabilise allowances prices and improve the EU ETS market functioning? Register now to join PIK expert Michael Pahle together with and at this exciting panel:

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  6. Apr 12
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    Apr 8

    Soil is the largest living entity in the known Universe. Scientists like who have dedicated their lives to soil study are unambiguous in their verdict: without rich soil, our planet will become inhospitable for Life. . Let’s make it happen. -Sg

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  8. Apr 11

    “Our only chance for a save landing on the is not only to phase out , and natural , we also need to secure the health of the .” PIK Director on healthy as a carbon sink.

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    Mar 22

    Combating also requires non-bureaucratic action, says Dr. Michael Pahle of .

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  11. Apr 6

    The shows us that emissions are still rising, despite the fact that we have a sharp decline in the costs of carbon-free technologies such as photovoltaic, wind, batteries etc - PIK Director Ottmar in :

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  12. Apr 6

    Full statement by Elmar Kriegler, a lead author of the chapter "Mitigation pathways compatible with long-term goals" as well as a contributing author of the report's summary for policy makers (SPM) here 👉

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  13. Apr 6
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    Apr 5

    What carbon-sucking tech do we need now to combat climate change? “We really need everything,” says Jessica Strefler

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    Apr 6

    Interested in advancing research on the value of nature... on non-market factors of human well-being... and on policies to manage natural commons in an effective and fair way? Then apply to our postdoctal position in coop with :➡️

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  17. Apr 5

    "Some government and business leaders are saying one thing – but doing another. Simply put, they are lying. The results will be catastrophic." chief on new report. Text: . Video:

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    Apr 4

    WG3: Paris Climate Agreement passes the cost-benefit test

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  20. Apr 4

    "Clearer than ever before, we see that protecting ecosystems, reforestation and sustainable agriculture are key elements to bring down the dangerously high greenhouse gas levels in our atmosphere": on

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