Davide faranda

@davifaranda.bsky.social

Je suis Directeur de recherche CNRS en sciences du climat au laboratoire LSCE de l’Université Paris-Saclay, et auteur principal du 7eme rapport du GIEC. Mon expertise principale est l’attribution des événements météorologiques extrêmes

🌍 Reducing scientific travel cuts CO2 emissions but fragments the scientific networks. With Tommaso Alberti on the @egu.eu Nonlinear Processes blog, we move from carbon accounting to carbon investment: travel less, but travel with purpose to keep science connected. 👉 blogs.egu.eu/divisions/np...

Rethinking the carbon cost of scientific exchange: Nonlinear effects of reducing scientific mobility

The carbon footprint of scientific collaboration has become an increasingly debated topic. Conferences, workshops, and research travel remain central to how science function, yet they also contribute ...

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The October 2025 #NewSouthWales wildfires show how climate change’s fingerprint extends beyond heatwaves and floods. Fire weather is getting hotter, windier, and more dangerous. Without urgent emission cuts, the fire season will keep growing longer and more intense. @climameter.bsky.social

ClimaMeter@climameter.bsky.social · 9mo ago

🔥#NewReport @ClimaMeter analysis: Natural variability alone cannot explain the intensity of the Oct 2025 #Australia wildfires. Fire-favorable conditions are hotter (+1.5 °C) and windier (+2.5 km/h), amplifying risks and impacts.➡️ www.climameter.org/20251022-new...

We asked AI to create a tropical cyclone over France. It looks real — but it’s physically impossible. In our latest @egu.eu NP blog, we explore what happens when AI mimics geoscience. 🧵Read more:https://blogs.egu.eu/divisions/np/2025/07/09/ai-generated-images-geosciences/ #AI #climate #science

AI-generated Images: the fragility of visual evidence in geosciences

Recently, an increased number of visually striking “scientific” images have been found online: snapshots of turbulent flows with dreamlike structure, eerily symmetric cloud patterns, and what appeared...

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Our ClimaMeter study on #Texasfloods devastating #CampMystic at night, when people were most vulnerable, shows the deadly cost of underestimating the climate shift. Above all, we must reduce greenhouse gas emissions to limit future risks and rethink early warning systems & land-use planning.

ClimaMeter@climameter.bsky.social · last yr.

🌧️ #NewReport: the July 2025 Texas floods were up to 2 mm/day wetter (+7%) than similar past events — mainly due to human-driven climate change. Natural variability alone can't explain this. 📎 Read the report 👉 www.climameter.org/20250704-texas-floods @ipsl.bsky.social

The deadly floods in DR Congo are the result of both global and local pressures—rising CO₂ emissions from fossil fuel combustion and deforestation. At this stage, coordinated global efforts to cut emissions and local efforts are essential to prevent such disasters from happening again.

ClimaMeter@climameter.bsky.social · last yr.

#NewReport ☔️ Heavy rain in May 2025 Democratic Republic of the Congo floods locally intensified by human-driven climate change. 📊 Full Report: www.climameter.org/20250508-09-.... ✍️Contact Authors: @flaviopons.bsky.social, Tommaso Alberti, Valerio Lucarini, @davifaranda.bsky.social @ipsl.bsky.social

1/ 🌍 Excited to start my term as the new president of the @egu.euDivision for Nonlinear Processes in Geosciences (NP)! I’m looking forward to advancing interdisciplinary dialogue & strengthening research on nonlinear dynamics in Earth & environmental processes. #EGU25

Burning fossil fuels drives rising sea levels and stronger storms, while urbanization of coastal areasexacerbate existing risks. Now is the time to adapt our cities and landscapes by embracing nature-based solutions that restore the environment and strengthen resilience against Mediterranean storms.

ClimaMeter@climameter.bsky.social · last yr.

#NewReport ☔️ Heavy precipitation in late-March 2025 Cyclades storm likely influenced by both human-driven climate change and natural variability 📊 Full Report: www.climameter.org/20250331-cyc.... ✍️ Tommaso Alberti (INGV), Stavros Dafis, Manos Flaounas & @davifaranda.bsky.social