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At ARC we're thinking about catastrophic risks from future "climate emergencies" and the actions we need to take now to explore and expand the solution space to give society options for ensuring a safe climate -- https://arc-init.org/about
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Observations from the climate stabilization field (opens the original)
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In the first half of 2026, ARC and the Climate Emergencies Forum (CEF) engaged Paul Gambill and Ben Lachman to conduct field interviews with many leading practitioners working to better understand, predict, and prepare for catastrophic climate risks. In total, Paul and Ben interviewed 29 practitioners, spannin
The drivers of AMOC’s destabilization (opens the original)
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Carbon Brief recently identified a 74-fold increase in the number of news articles that mention “Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation” (AMOC) between 2006 to 2024. For decades, scientists have known AMOC is sensitive to climate changes and global warming, and since the 1980s, climate models have forecast that AMOC could slow down as global warming mounts and climate change intensifies. Until recently, these risks were not, however, discussed widely outside climate science circles.That’s n
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