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Neuromatch

At Neuromatch Academy & Climatematch Academy, we’re not just running courses. Neuromatch is investing in the next generation of computational scientists, changemakers, & interdisciplinary thinkers.

As part of this mission, we offer Professional Development sessions that give our students & TAs real-world tools and insight before the coursework begins.

🤓Want to get involved with Neuromatch? Join our mailing list: neuromatch.io/mailing-list/

#ComputationalNeuroscience#ClimateScience#OpenScience
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Kent Pitman

I used to think actuaries would cause the insurance business to speak loudly about Climate, and that in turn would cause Government to see that the problem was not imagined because real dollars were at stake.

But gerrymandering insurability is not a form of awareness, it's a form of denial. It's Martin Niemöller's "First They Came..." poem, played out along the Climate axis.

cnbc.com/2025/05/31/why-jpmorg

CNBCJPMorgan hired NOAA's chief scientist to advise clients on navigating climate changeLast year, JPMorgan hired Sarah Kapnick as the bank's chief climate scientist. She's now advising clients on how climate change will impact their investments.
#Climate#ClimateDenial#ClimateReporting
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Steven Zekowski

> At our current rates of burning coal, fossil gas and petroleum, if we got 8 inches or so of sea level rise by 2050, the world’s largest 136 coastal cities would suffer $1 trillion per year of losses.

#ClimateChange #ClimateScience #SeaLevel #geography

The 136 Largest Coastal Cities, including Egypt's Alexandria, face $1 Trillion Losses per Year from Sea Level Rise by 2050 juancole.com/2025/05/including

Informed Comment · The 136 Largest Coastal Cities, including Egypt's Alexandria, face $1 Trillion Losses per Year from Sea Level Rise by 2050Ann Arbor (Informed Comment) - In a new paper, Chris R. Stokes et al. write in Communications Earth and Environment that even if we manage only to heat up the earth 1.5º C. (2.7º F.) above pre-industrial norms, that might be enough to provoke massive melting of the world's principal ice sheets -- those in Greenland, East Antarctica and West Antarctica. The previous academic consensus was that it would take an increase of 3º C.(5.4º F.) to melt them. But Stokes and colleagues find that the ice sheets are more vulnerable to global heating than had been previously thought. They
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Good News Community

Trees near volcanoes signal eruptions by turning greener due to CO2 absorption from rising magma, which NASA satellites detect, offering early warnings. This system could protect 10% of Earth’s population living near volcanoes. In 2018, it evacuated 56,000 people in the Philippines safely before an eruption. Trees hold the key to disaster prevention!

@goodnews

#GoodNews #NASA #VolcanoScience #SpaceTechnology #DisasterPrevention #Innovation #ClimateScience #Satellites scitechdaily.com/volcanoes-sen

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Akshay

US faces another summer of extreme heat, as Trump cuts services for dealing with the heat.

Meanwhile:

“A 2024 study found that the number of heat-related deaths in the US have risen 117% since 1999.

For vulnerable populations, such as migrants, prisoners or schoolchildren in under-cooled buildings, the burden of rising temperatures is compounded.”

theguardian.com/us-news/2025/m

The Guardian · US faces another summer of extreme heat as fears rise over Trump cutsBy Eric Holthaus
#Climate#ClimateCrisis#Heat
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Climatematch

Ready to shape the future of computational #ClimateScience?
This July, Climatematch Academy is back and we’re inviting researchers like you
to mentor student-led projects.

As a Project Mentor, you’ll:
✅ Build global, cross-disciplinary connections
✅ Join a vibrant, mission-driven community
✅ Add mentorship to your CV & LinkedIn
✅ Support the next generation of computational climate scientists!

This is your chance to give back and grow!
➡️ Learn more and apply: airtable.com/app55efILsjdRZlcd

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MPI für Meteorologie

ℹ️Job opportunity in cooperation with MPI-M!

Hamburg University of Technology is looking for a Research Associate (m/f/d) to work on high-resolution Earth system modeling. The position is based at TUH and will be carried out in close collaboration with #MPIM colleagues.

stellenportal.tuhh.de/jobposti

🌍Ideal for candidates with a passion for climate research.
#ClimateScience #ScienceJobs #Job #JobAlert #ResearchOpportunity

stellenportal.tuhh.deResearch Associate / Wissenschaftliche*r Mitarbeiter*in at the Institute of Geo-Hydroinformatics
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O=C=O

Exploring the risks of ‘cascading’ tipping points in a warming world

Tipping elements within the Earth system are increasingly well understood.

Scientists have identified more than 25 parts of the Earth’s #climate system that are likely to have #TippingPoints – thresholds where a small additional change in global warming will cause them to irreversibly shift into a new state.

The “tipping” of these systems – which include the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (#AMOC), the #Amazon #rainforest and the #Greenland ice sheet – would have profound consequences for both the #biosphere and people.

More recent research suggests that triggering one tipping element could cause subsequent changes in other tipping elements, potentially leading to a #TippingCascade.

For example, a collapsed AMOC could lead to dieback of the Amazon rainforest and hasten the melt of the Greenland ice sheet.

However, the interactions between individual tipping elements – and the ways they might trigger each other – remain largely underexplored.

In a review study, published last year in Earth System Dynamics, we unpack the current state of scientific understanding of the interactions between individual tipping elements.

We find that scientific literature suggests the majority of interactions between tipping elements will lead to further destabilisation of the climate system.

Existing research also indicates that “tipping cascades” could occur even under current #GlobalWarming projections.

Scientific understanding of individual #TippingElements is continuously improving, but more research on their interactions is needed.

carbonbrief.org/guest-post-exp

Map of interactions between tipping elements. Stabilising effects are shown in blue, destabilising effects in red, and unclear effects in grey. Effects with very limited evidence are denoted by dashed lines. Credit: Wunderling et al. (2024)
#ClimateScience
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Climatematch

The wait is over! 🎉 Acceptance emails for the 2025 Cohorts of
Climate Science students are out now.

Check your inbox to see if you’ve been offered a spot and make it official by 13
May! By joining the 2025 cohort, you’ll become part of a global network of
curious minds, dive into cutting-edge learning, and unlock opportunities like
the Impact Scholars Program after completing the Academy.

#ClimatematchAcademy#ImpactScholars#CMA2025
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