Anthony Jones

@antcjones

Senior scientist at (UK) looking at the effects of on - all views are my own and not of my employer etc

Exeter
Joined June 2014
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    13 Nov 2019

    Exciting PhD position available: Using Aircraft Observations and Modelling to Improve Understanding of Mineral Transport and Deposition Processes. in partnership with Deadline 24 Jan 2020

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    13 Aug 2019

    The first cloud resolving simulation of cirrus cloud thinning suggests that not only would it thin cirrus but that it would also affect mixed-phase clouds producing a larger cooling effect than anticipated

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  3. 12 Aug 2019

    This.

    Lots of people talking about air capture of CO2. Even Prez candidates. It's a great idea, but it takes a lot of energy. To understand this, let's work out the thermodynamics. [note: nerd twitter thread] 1/
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    7 Aug 2019

    New paper from myself, and Tom Frame published today in : Increased shear in the North Atlantic upper-level jet stream over the past four decades

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    6 Aug 2019

    Annual temperature cycle for a selection of cities around the world. Shows the long term average day/night temperature.

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    30 Jul 2019

    Dear @davidshukmanbbc, can we please stop illustrating climate warming in the UK with pictures of people enjoying themselves on the beach? How about pictures of scorched pasture, moorland fires, dead livestock...? This isn't the way to get the public behind real change.

    Climate change: UK's 10 warmest years all occurred since 2002
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    31 Jul 2019

    kicks off the panel discussion. In any system change there are winners and losers. We need to acknowledge and be upfront about these. What are the risks and benefits of Gaia 2.0?

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    24 Jul 2019

    It's looking likely that we could reach 39°C somewhere in southern and eastern England on Thursday. The hottest temperature ever recorded in the UK is 38.5°C 🌡️ There is currently a 60% chance we could break this on Thursday, depending on the amount of cloud

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    23 Jul 2019

    Plenty of lightning and storm watching tobe done last night! Resisted the temptation to get up at 1am and go for a drive storm chasing though!

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    22 Jul 2019

    New commentary "Why setting a climate deadline is dangerous" with Mike Hulme and myself

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    22 Jul 2019

    The CO analysis on 21 July from Atmosphere Monitoring Service and CO data from show high values from fires in and in . The values really stand out compared to the CO climatology from the CAMS reanalysis

    , and
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    22 Jul 2019

    The deadline for applications to join as my research assistant and policy analyst is Thursday this week:

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    18 Jul 2019

    "The first time a temperature warmer than 20C has been measured north of 80° on the planet."

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    17 Jul 2019

    All you wanted to know about the remaining carbon budget but were afraid to ask

    NEW - Guest post: A new approach for understanding the remaining carbon budget |
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    10 Jul 2019

    We re-analyzed 38 studies that questioned whether climate is changing and/or humans are responsible, and found an error in each that, when corrected, brought them in line with the scientific consensus. Our study's been downloaded >100k times now!

    Impressive. 'Learning from mistakes in climate research' has been downloaded 100,000 times.
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    9 Jul 2019

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    9 Jul 2019

    Today we accidentally made melange damped waves and frazil ice, today was a good glaciology day.

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    8 Jul 2019

    “Nature Scientific Reports appears to have published a paper that makes a claim about the Earth’s orbit around the Sun that violates some pretty basic orbital dynamics and that then uses this to suggest that most of our warming is natural.”

    Nature Scientific Reports
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    3 Jul 2019

    Deadline 15th July for this permanent lectureship at the . Please come and join us

    Note the lectureship in atmospheric circulation coming up at Exeter. Deadline is coming up!
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    1 Jul 2019

    After working through the weekend, , + are still hard at work at the - a crucial precursor to the Secretary General’s Climate Action Summit in September. Proud to have the UK co-leading on Resilience + Adaptation 🌍

    Secretary of State Rory Stewart tells climate summit in Abu Dhabi there must be "political will" to solve the
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