📌 #WorldWeatherAttribution links #ClimateChange to #ExtremeWeather disasters:

✔️ uses #science-based modeling
✔️ helps communities better adapt to heat waves, floods and storms
✔️ used in courts to hold governments and corporations accountable for their failure to reduce GHG

"On a day like this, it becomes so much, so obvious — how stupid the world we've built is in terms of causing the problem, but also then making it really hard to deal with this."

#attribution
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https://www.cbc.ca/news/science/what-on-earth-friederike-otto-1.7233669

2025 Ranked As One of World’s Hottest Years Due to Human-Made Climate Crisis

https://murica.website/2025/12/2025-ranked-as-one-of-worlds-hottest-years-due-to-human-made-climate-crisis/

Aktuelle Studie ordnet zunehmende Häufigkeit u. Intensität von Hitzewellen den Emissionen einzelner fossiler Brennstoff- und Zementproduzenten ("carbon majors") zu. Alle carbon majors haben unabhängig von ihrer Größe erheblich zur Entstehung dieser extremen Ereignisse beigetragen.

Spektrum-Artikel: https://www.spektrum.de/news/klimawandel-massgeblich-fuer-viele-hitzewellen-verantwortlich/2286220

Studie (Nature): https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-09450-9

#WorldWeatherAttribution #Zuordnungsforschung #ExtremeEventAttribution #Klimakrise #Klimawandel #Hitzewellen #Extremwetter

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A recent Nature study links increasing frequency and intensity of heatwaves to emissions from individual fossil fuel and cement producers (aka carbon majors). All carbon majors, regardless of size, have significantly contributed to the occurrence of these extreme events.

Bloomberg Article: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-09-10/scientists-link-major-carbon-emitters-to-worsening-heat-waves

Study link: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-09450-9

#WorldWeatherAttribution #ExtremeEventAttribution #ClimateCrisis #ClimateChange #Heatwaves #CarbonMajors #GlobalWarming #ClimateAction

‘Scientific injustice’: Deadly rainfall in Colombia and Venezuela highlights need for more research

Scientists say inconclusive results in a #ClimateAtribution study on deadly #floods and #landslides in #Colombia and #Venezuela expose inequality in #climate research.

Unclear results from a study into the heavy rain which triggered a deadly landslide in Colombia and floods in Venezuela reflect a ‘scientific #injustice’ between rich and poor countries, scientists have warned.

The rapid analysis by #WorldWeatherAttribution could not find clear evidence that #ClimateChange influenced these downpours. But the researchers highlight that high uncertainties in the results mean the possibility of heavier rain should not be ruled out.

Dr Kimutai emphasises that rich countries, which have contributed the most to #GlobalWarming, are able to invest in research to understand how they will be affected by changing weather extremes. Poor countries, which have contributed the least but are the most vulnerable, have limited funds for climate research.

https://www.euronews.com/green/2025/07/17/scientific-injustice-deadly-rainfall-in-colombia-and-venezuela-highlights-need-for-more-re

#ExtremeWeather
#Attribution