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  • From Ice to High Seas

    My project ice2sea is currently in the news. For example, the BBC: ‘Best estimate’ for impact of melting ice on sea level rise. Ice2sea…

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  • Can we trust climate models?

    I’m a climate modeller. Why would I invite a climate sceptic to the Cheltenham Science Festival to have a public discussion called…

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  • Possible futures

    This is the final part of a series of introductory posts about the principles of climate modelling. Others in the series: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4…

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  • Junk (filter) science

    This is part 4 of a series of introductory posts about the principles of climate modelling. Others in the series: 1 | 2 | 3 In…

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  • Tuning to the climate signal

    This is part 3 of a series of introductory posts about the principles of climate modelling. Others in the series: 1 | 2 My…

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  • Virtually reality

    This is part 2 of a series of introductory posts about the principles of climate modelling. Others in the series: 1. The second…

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  • We have nothing to fear

    I’m scared. I must be, because I’ve been avoiding writing this post for some time, when previously I’ve been so excited to…

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