Zeke Hausfather is a climate scientist and writer who explains global temperatures, climate models and clean energy through The Climate Brink and Carbon Brief.
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Zeke examined how off-grid gas generators compare with grid electricity, including methane leaks and differences between regions. He also shared the code and data behind his analysis.
theclimatebrink.comRead his data-center analysisHe reviewed a new paper on warming acceleration and explained why he thinks its statistical test produces too many false positives, even though he broadly agrees that warming has sped up.
theclimatebrink.comRead his statistical critiqueZeke explored how paleoclimate records help put the developing El Niño in context. He asked whether the event could become the strongest in a thousand years, while distinguishing evidence from forecasts.
theclimatebrink.comRead the paleoclimate explainerHis latest clean-energy analysis considered how much fossil electricity might have been built without renewable energy. It explains why growing fossil generation alone does not show that renewables have failed to displace it.
theclimatebrink.comRead the wind and solar analysisZeke brought together research on regional El Niño impacts, from drought risks to wetter winters. The post expands on the preparation questions he had recently addressed in Nature.
theclimatebrink.comRead the regional impacts guideFollow Zeke for climate data, new research and clear explanations.
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