Nem Vaughan

@nemvaughan

Associate Professor Climate change, carbon removal, mitigation and climate engineering. All views my own :)

Norwich
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Joined February 2013
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    Nov 28

    Of 632 companies with targets: - 10% will not use - 48% have plans that are too vague to determine if/how they will use offsets - 43% will use offsets - 2/3s of these don't specify criteria for their use What could possibly go wrong?

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    Nov 28

    Soil is not just dirt. The ground beneath our feet is more precious than we know. 5 of ' best kept secrets...

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    Nov 23

    We are proud to see ClimateUEA researchers listed in the world's 2021 most highly cited list, including Prof Phil Jones, Prof Tim Osborn, Prof Corinne Le Quere, Prof Robert Nicholls and Dr Tom Hargreaves:

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    Nov 15

    NEW - COP26: Key outcomes agreed at the UN climate talks in Glasgow |

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    Nov 4

    🎧 EPISODE 4 Episode 4 is now live and it's all about plant power! 🌿 What is biochar? What is BECCS? And why might setting fire to all that lovely biomass not be such a bad idea after all? Listen now ⬇️

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  6. Nov 10

    📢 PhD opportunity: Soil Carbon Critical Decade 4yrs funding by Leverhulme Trust

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  7. Nov 9

    🚨 PhD opportunity: Critical Decade for soil carbon - 4yrs funded, Leverhulme Doctoral Scholars Prof Brian Reid, Dr Stefania Sitzia & me

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  8. Nov 8

    Group shot of Tipping Timetables winners 2021 🏆

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    Nov 8

    Thanks to everyone who took part this year. Here are the final scores 2021 🏆

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    Nov 8

    Congratulations to 'Tipping Timetables' from - winners for the second year in a row 🏆! Watch out for the full Q&A from this year's quiz on the Carbon Brief website soon 🤓.

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  11. Nov 8

    great fun winners for a second year! Fab team

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    Nov 8

    Apparently we needed Ben in the picture too. Tipping Timetables

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    Nov 8

    Tipping Timetables

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    Nov 4

    Very little left for 1.5C degrees of warming. 11 years of emissions left at todays rate, and emissions are still going up😬

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    Nov 2

    progress today sounds encouraging. But we can’t forget the big player – stop setting fire to fossil fuel! Let’s hope no one gets distracted from that task by progress on other (really important) fronts

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    Oct 26

    Another year another (bad) record. Even reducing emissions won't stop this happening every year. It's going to be a long time before we stop seeing this annual headline. Let's see if/how COP26 helps move toward it though

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  17. Oct 26

    Great chat all about GGR with Alex in Nebraska from Science for the rest of us - listen here:

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  18. Oct 20

    Great to talk to Tom & Emily of The Carbon Removal Show Podcast Ep1&2 out now, I'm in Ep4 :)

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  19. Oct 18

    Super excited to be one of 30 awarded the Philip Leverhulme Prize this year :)

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    Oct 18

    The Trust is delighted to announce the winners of the 2021 Philip Leverhulme Prizes. Thirty exceptional researchers awarded in these areas: Classics; Earth Sciences; Physics; Politics and International Relations; Psychology; Visual and Performing Arts.

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