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Spiegel.de: Klimaschutz rechnet sich auch schon kurzfristig - DER SPIEGEL
· Auch Karsten Haustein vom Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon in Geesthacht findet die Studienergebnisse bedeutsam. Ein Hauptaspekt sei die Erkenntnis, dass die hohen Anschubkosten der Klimaschutzmaßnahmen ...
Auch kurzfristig hoher „Gesamtnutzen“ - news.ORF.at
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— Auch Karsten Haustein vom Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon in Geesthacht findet laut dpa die Studie sehr gut und sehr bedeutsam. › stories
Germany's Flooding Exposed Europe's Climate Change Hubris | Time
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The death toll in Europe's devastating floods may have been worsened by a sense of climate complacency in the normally temperate region
Guardian: July on course to be hottest month ever, say climate scientists ...
... from July by about C, according to calculations by Karsten Haustein, a climate scientist at the University of Oxford, and others.
Dr Karsten Haustein – Independent Newspaper Nigeria
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Human activity behind global temperature rise, study confirms, Energy...
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The study, published in the Journal of Climate, looked at observed ocean and land temperature data since
'This Is Not Normal': Record-Smashing European Heat Wave Sparks...
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Karsten Haustein (@khaustein) July 25, In a statement Thursday, Johannes Cullmann, director of the Climate and Water Department at ...
Klimaschutzmaßnahmen machen sich schon kurzfristig bezahlt
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Klimaschutz kostet jetzt und bringt erst viel später einen Nutzen - oft gilt das als ein Argument, warum Maßnahmen so schwer in Angriff zu nehmen sind. Eine...
Klimaschutzmaßnahmen machen sich schon kurzfristig bezahlt
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· Auch Karsten Haustein vom Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon in Geesthacht findet die Studie sehr gut und sehr bedeutsam. Er sieht als ihren Hauptaspekt an, dass die hohen Anfangskosten der ...
Neue Studie: So viel Geld spart guter Klimaschutz wirklich ...
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· Auch Karsten Haustein vom Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon in Geesthacht findet die Studie sehr gut und sehr bedeutsam. „Dadurch fällt das immer wieder vorgebrachte Argument einer unzumutbaren ...
Guardian: Atlantic Ocean circulation at weakest in a millennium, say scientists...
Decline in system underpinning Gulf Stream could lead to more …e weather in Europe and higher sea levels on US east coast
Climate change: Global warming over the last 100 years ...
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Lead author of the study, Dr Karsten Haustein, said 'human factors' in conjunction with other natural phenomenon couldexplain virtually all ...
EM: Teams reisen dreieinhalb Mal um die Welt! | MOPO
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— Karsten Haustein, Klimaforscher am Climate Service Center in Hamburg, der MOPO. Der frühere Oxford-Forscher stellt aber klar: „Es wird deutlich, ... › sport › fussball-em ›
Guardian: Meteorologists say on course to be hottest year since records...
Global lockdowns have lowered emissions but longer-term changes needed, say scientists
Climate records fall as Europe bakes in heatwave | PreventionWeb
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Amid transportation and power disruptions, experts say the heatwave gripping Europe aligns with climate change predictions.
The Weather Network - Climate records tumble as Europe swelters in...
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This heatwave is exactly in line with climate change predictions," said Dr Karsten Haustein at the Environmental Change Institute at the ...
Country Life Today: 'Weather on steroids' will be the new normal -...
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Dr Karsten Haustein of Oxford University was more blunt, describing it as 'weather on steroids' and stating that we'd have reached 40 degrees ...
Global temperature change attributable to external factors, confirms...
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More information: Karsten Haustein et al, A limited role for unforced internal variability in 20th century warming., Journal of Climate (2019).
Human activity and external factors are driving global temperature •...
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Human activity along with external factors are indeed causing temperatures to rise while natural ocean cycles have had little to no impact on climate change.
In the Shadow of Trump’s First Week, Climate Scientists Gather in...
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Researchers at this week’s conference discuss how Arctic sea ice is fundamentally changing air m… and weather systems in the Northern Hemisphere. By Bob
New index shows human-induced global warming is happening faster than...
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· ... or down by volcanic eruptions," says Dr Karsten Haustein from the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, lead author of the paper.
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