π Read the pre-print: www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-5...
π Read the pre-print: www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-5...
Our findings? Most subnationals have already exceeded their fair-share carbon budgetsβyet many have more ambitious targets than their nat't govts. Achieving them will require stronger cooperation.
π‘ Feedback welcomeβthis is under review!
π’ New pre-print! How can cities & regional govts define their fair-share of emissions cuts? We introduce an equity-based framework for 3,000+ local govts, using:
1οΈβ£ Historical responsibility (cumulative emissions per capita)
2οΈβ£ Capability-based allocation (GDP per capita)
I'm still new to BlueSky but regularly try to post professional updates (e.g., conferences, papers, op-eds) on LinkedIn, so if you're so inclined, please check out my page: www.linkedin.com/in/angelhsu/
Iβm Osaka this week for the first lead author meeting for the @ipcc.bsky.social Special Report on Cities and Climate Change. This is the only special report in the 7th cycle, highlighting the role cities & urban areas have in tackling climate change. Honored to be selected as 1 of 5 US scientists!
On March 1st, DDL's Director @profangelhsu.bsky.social joined @greenlawchina.bsky.social, Jennifer Turner, and Jackson Ewing for a panel at the 15th Duke-UNC China Leadership Summit. They discussed future U.S.-China climate collaboration, and pathways to overcome recent policy reversals.
This seems like a great initiative to track how #federalcuts are affecting local communities. If you've been affected or know of a local impact, please register it here! www.linkedin.com/posts/abigai...
Happy birthday!!!
It was only a matter of time before this happened π. #UNC
I'm looking forward to joining old friends Jennifer Turner of #China Environment Forum + Alex Wang of UCLA to discuss environmental/climate collaboration without US leadership. What questions do you have that you'd like us to address? I'll definitely be discussing private + subnational actors.
also, how do i find anyone on here??
Farmers sue USDA after #climate data is deleted. Instead of scientists & academics sounding the alarm, real change will happen when those beyond the choir make some noise. www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2025/...
it's a bit overwhelming!
I have to say, even though Iβve only been on @bsky.app for a short time, it already feels much more relaxing and soothingβthanks to the steady stream of animal photos the algorithm keeps sending my way. π±π¦πΆ
While i'm waiting to hear the fate of my own NASA grant, new solicitations were supposed to be announced by now, but still 'Pending.'
In case you're unaware of how influential US science + scientists are in this process, check out @carbonbrief.org's blog on the 6th assessment, which shows 3/4 of citations come from US or UK scientists. www.carbonbrief.org/guest-post-w...
This is not about budget-cutting. The previous administration had only committed a paltry $1.5 million to support the Technical Support Unit's work for the @ipcc.bsky.social.
Thanks to @science.org for covering the USβs withdrawal of the @ipcc.bsky.socialβs technical support unit on mitigation and lack of participation in this weekβs meeting, quoting me: www.science.org/content/arti.... Iβm getting loud - this is damaging!
Most concerning, it leaves frontline communities even more exposed to escalating climate risks.
U.S.'s influence on #climatescience is weakened, making us more vulnerable to extreme weather, wildfires, air pollution, heat waves, flooding. We forfeit economic opportunities in climate innovation, further ceding ground to countries like China, which have long embraced clean tech manufacturing.
US's decision to eliminate the IPCC Working Group III's technical support unit is devastating. We are sidelining leadership in the world's most authoritative climate assessment, undermining collaboration with 195 countries. How this helps "America First" is beyond me. www.reuters.com/world/us/tru...
Just joined @bsky.app to figure out where all the sanity has gone after a very much-needed mental health break from Twitter/X.