Carl Schleussner

@carlschleussner.bsky.social

Climate Scientist at @iiasa.ac.at and Humboldt Universität zu Berlin Views are my own.

Incredibly proud of this major milestone in climate impact emulation. We can now provide climate risks for dozens of indicators almost in real time. Made possible by a fantastic team around Niklas Schwind, Mia Werning, Mahé Perrette, Ed Byers and many others! 👏👏👏

IIASA@iiasa.ac.at · 6d ago

Climate decisions should be based on an ensemble of projections, not a single future. A new open-source tool developed by IIASA researchers and partners makes it much faster to generate regional climate and impact projections while capturing uncertainty. 👉 iiasa.ac.at/news/jul-202...

Absolutely thrilled that the Overshoot Conference is going into its second round. This year at @tsinghuauniversity.bsky.social. Call for abstract out now - hope to welcome many familiar and new faces.

IIASA@iiasa.ac.at · last mo.

🌍 Overshoot Conference 2026: Call for abstracts now open! Join researchers, policymakers, innovators & communicators in Beijing, hosted by IIASA and #TsinghuaUniversity. 📣 Submit work on mitigation, CDR, climate impacts, adaptation, governance, equity & more. iiasa.ac.at/events/nov-2...

How are impacts from extreme weather events linked to climate change? How much responsibility do large emitters such as companies or countries carry? How do scientists go about calculating these things & how is it then interpreted by lawyers in climate litigation cases? 🌪️ ⚖️

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Enough has been said on the SSP5-85 debate. But what I find somewhat ironic: What the new ScenarioMIP say: a global fossil-fuel driven high-growth path is not plausible anymore. To be attacked by proponents of precisely such a narrative of economic development.

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NEW STUDY: Winter downpours are getting heavier in parts of Spain, Portugal and Morocco as the region recovers from a month of relentless storms. Between mid-January and mid-February nine named storms brought torrential rain hurricane force winds causing major damage and disruption. 1/5

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For a decade, the Shared Socioeconomics Pathways #SSP are used for scenario research related to climate change mitigation. Now, GDP & population projections were updated by @iiasa.ac.at & the team at the #OECD, and the #ScenarioServices team set up a new interactive app to explore the scenarios!

Shared Socioeconomic Pathways | Scenario Explorer hosted by IIASA

The Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs) are a set of scenarios that describe potential future developments in society, economics, and demographics until the end of the 21st century. This Explorer pre...

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