This month’s open thread on climate-related topics.
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Unforced Variations: Jan 2025
This month’s open thread on climate topics. Please remember to be substantive, respectful and vaguely on topic.
Note that we’ll have an update to the various observational datasets after Jan 10th, and hopefully an update to all the model-observation comparisons the week following (depending on other things not getting in the way).
Happy New Year to you all! (Our 20th!).
Unforced Variations: Dec 2024
This month’s open thread on *climate* topics. Obviously, last month’s events lent themselves to broader discussions, but this month (and going forward), we remind you that comments have to be climate-related.
Note too that there are plenty of dying websites where you can troll to your heart’s content and post tedious partisan talking points, but here they will be unceremoniously deleted. Similarly, self-indulgent and repetitive comments to make the point that everyone is an deluded idiot except you, will also be binned.
Be substantive, be relevant, be concise, and most of all, be nice.
Unforced variations: Nov 2024
Unforced Variations: Oct 2024
Unforced Variations: Sep 2024
The need for pluralism in climate modelling
How should we allocate resources for climate modelling if the goal is to improve climate-related decisions? Higher resolution, machine learning and/or storylines? A call for a deeper discussion on how we should develop the climate modelling toolbox.
Guest post by Marina Baldissera Pacchetti, Julie Jebeile and Erica Thompson
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