A very good 🧵 It illustrates a major reason why I have disengaged from this site https://t.co/xIPeu5H4mc

Today our TSU in #Singapore was graced with the arrival of the whole set of @IPCC_CH #AR6 reports. Finally feels we're in business! #WorkingGroupII

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After 2 missed landing approaches at Changi (most likely due to crosswinds), my flight #EK354 headed north and landed in Kuala Lumpur. Now awaiting a gate to refuel but pax all need to use the toilets! So near but so far from home.

After some sleep, I should correct that the official final day at P-60 was around 26 hours with meetings, contact groups, huddles, and plenaries all in a row (but it sure as hell felt like 30).

In this case, "extraordinary" is an understatement. The final session was about 30 hours long for most of us involved in developing the programme of work And many kudos to the @IISD_ENB team for documenting the meeting. 🙏

Perfectly timed during the @IPCC_CH P-60 meeting. I wrote about how risks arising from extreme heat + urban heat leads to undesirable outcomes, so what can urban policymakers - especially in tropical cities - do to reduce these risks?

Fun fact, the #IPCC has produced assessment reports during AR6 that total around 12,000 pages - Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5°C (SR15), 631 pages - Climate Change and Land (SRCCL), 908 pages - The Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate (SROCC), 766 pages 1/

The final #COP28 text, 'The UAE Consensus', is out https://t.co/Mvgidx0mPo Comparing it with the latest IPCC reports: 1/8

It is about time someone wrote this article.. The IPCC approach would identify 1.5°C of warming "a decade after crossing the 1.5°C level" There are a multitude of approaches to give a more realistic & updated estimates of current warming. https://t.co/ulV4as4mEK 1/

At the #COP28 @IPCC_CH side event, #IPCC Chair @JimSkeaIPCC together with each of IPCC’s new Working Group Co-Chairs presented selected key findings of the IPCC’s Synthesis Report in the context of recent developments & vision for the 7th cycle. 📺🔴 https://t.co/1jIWBdh181

IIASA at #COP28: How can scientists & decision makers contribute to the transformation of cities?🌿🏙️IIASA experts Keywan Riahi, @LeilaNiamir, @winstontlchow @IPCC_CH, Eric Zusman @IGES_EN, Yoshiki Yamagata @KeioGlobal & newly elected IIASA Council Chair Kazu Takemoto presented

#COP28 starts this week. Current policies make it likely that #globalwarming will exceed 1.5°C during the 21st century & make it harder to limit warming below 2°C. #IPCC's Synthesis Report underscores the urgency of taking more ambitious action. 🔗 https://t.co/zAMzd12TGF

Y’all rightly asked for this. So my brilliant colleagues @DrSimEvans + @VernerViisas crunched the numbers on colonial emissions. Their analysis radically shifts historical responsibility for climate change.

There is no facet of society that is immune from heat-health concerns, not even a @taylorswift13 concert. https://t.co/YVHFs1yiKq

Our lifestyles and patterns of consumption and production across regions, between and within countries, and among individuals have contributed to emissions of #greenhousegases that have unequivocally caused #globalwarming. Read #IPCC's Synthesis Report 👉 https://t.co/zAMzd12lR7

The recently released@Oxfam report spells it out as it is. No climate action will work unless the world's richest 1% (and if you earn above USD140,000 a year, you are one of those 1%) reduce their consumption drastically. This is a mess of the rich & paid for by the poor.