Shoreline demos: The contested place of the public in a marine carbon removal trial New paper in Environment and Planning E: Nature and Space with Laurie Waller, Emily Cox and myself Read one of our major outputs from @CO2REhub here: https://t.co/3qZDMoqW2k

Responsible research for space-based climate geoengineering New paper in Environmental Science & Policy Read one of our first outputs from @CoCREATE_EU open access here: https://t.co/Z6M161fseT

Traversing the climate deadlock: Embracing the idea of communism by Erik Swyngedouw https://t.co/NNQrBWLhDz

Carbon markets have no future in a (net) zero-emissions world by Emily Grubert https://t.co/BZgaymfXto

The unequivocal case for net zero green growth by @SamFankhauser https://t.co/SLzJshPyZB

The future of negotiations under the climate change COP by Joanna Depledge https://t.co/Q6v8zLuyJw

Marine carbon dioxide removal may be a future climate solution by David Ho and Laurent Bopp https://t.co/i1PcMUOSCu

How ‘net zero’ sidelines equity when it comes to flying by Alice Larkin https://t.co/7KPwL8XtwX

Are radical changes to lifestyles necessary for mitigating climate change? By Lorraine Whitmarsh and Sam Hampton https://t.co/7WpeZ7yFfH

Human dimensions of climate change adaptation: Gaps and knowledge frontiers by Chandni Singh https://t.co/xEWLjtBUC0

Decision-making about climate change adaptation by Johanna Nalau https://t.co/z2935sIjvg

Remaking public engagement with climate change by Jason Chilvers https://t.co/yf6xSPdPd8

Representing climate change: Dialogue about, and through, an expanded sense of scale by Noel Castree https://t.co/cpzU657fgy

The climate anxiety compass: A framework to map the solution space for coping with climate anxiety by Anne van Valkengoed and Linda Steg https://t.co/U3ePHNJ45O

Social media in climate change communication: State of the field, new developments and the emergence of generative AI by Mike Schäfer https://t.co/ZKboSODqeM

Earth at 1.5 degrees warming: How vulnerable is Antarctica? By Helen Amanda Fricker, Bryony Isabella Diana Freer, Benjamin Keith Galton-Fenzi and Catherine Colello Walker https://t.co/diLaDmX3Pr

Understanding the risks of compound climate events and cascading risks by Kristie Ebi https://t.co/UMaqapmvKG

Two decades of climate tipping points research: Progress and outlook by @dvdmckay https://t.co/bnoULl5OJm

‘IPCC-envy’: Why do other science-policy issues want an IPCC, and should they? By Mike Hulme https://t.co/EPIjnrr3g9

An assessment of current policy scenarios over the 21st century and the reduced plausibility of high-emissions pathways by @hausfath https://t.co/PwosKpWvGB