Béatrice Cointe
@beatricecointe.bsky.social
Solar-powered Science & Technology Studies researcher and IAM ethnographer at CSI - CNRS, Mines Paris-PSL.
"Well the world of research has gone berserk, too much paperwork" (Dylan 2006)
Soundtrack: t.ly/0V77d
"Well the world of research has gone berserk, too much paperwork" (Dylan 2006)
Soundtrack: t.ly/0V77d
No, no, I’m a doctor and it’s true! I’m a clean-cut kid and I’ve been to college too!
November 10, 2025 at 9:44 PM
No, no, I’m a doctor and it’s true! I’m a clean-cut kid and I’ve been to college too!
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Scallops would like to have a word.
November 5, 2025 at 9:31 PM
Scallops would like to have a word.
(in fact, not so similar because they calculate how much each company controls, so not a concentration)
November 2, 2025 at 7:04 PM
(in fact, not so similar because they calculate how much each company controls, so not a concentration)
Kinda similar, I think: Carbon Majors gathers historical production data to attribute shares of global GHG emissions to fossil fuel and cement producers
carbonmajors.org
One step further, you calculate how many companies control how much of extreme climate events:
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
carbonmajors.org
One step further, you calculate how many companies control how much of extreme climate events:
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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carbonmajors.org
November 2, 2025 at 6:41 PM
Kinda similar, I think: Carbon Majors gathers historical production data to attribute shares of global GHG emissions to fossil fuel and cement producers
carbonmajors.org
One step further, you calculate how many companies control how much of extreme climate events:
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
carbonmajors.org
One step further, you calculate how many companies control how much of extreme climate events:
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
I don't know if anybody did check, but I would not expect any to get close to 1.5°C, simply because no one was modelling for 1.5°C back then (RCP2.6 was hard enough as it was), and you would not get there without trying...
(& if they tried, it would likely have all been BECCS at that point)
(& if they tried, it would likely have all been BECCS at that point)
October 28, 2025 at 4:06 PM
I don't know if anybody did check, but I would not expect any to get close to 1.5°C, simply because no one was modelling for 1.5°C back then (RCP2.6 was hard enough as it was), and you would not get there without trying...
(& if they tried, it would likely have all been BECCS at that point)
(& if they tried, it would likely have all been BECCS at that point)
This has sort of worked in that I went from "exhausted + frustrated of fighting for tiny scraps of reading-writing-thinking time" to less tired + managing to spend a reasonable amount of time on research
but writing is still tough because my time is too fragmented and I need to warm up...
but writing is still tough because my time is too fragmented and I need to warm up...
October 8, 2025 at 8:02 PM
This has sort of worked in that I went from "exhausted + frustrated of fighting for tiny scraps of reading-writing-thinking time" to less tired + managing to spend a reasonable amount of time on research
but writing is still tough because my time is too fragmented and I need to warm up...
but writing is still tough because my time is too fragmented and I need to warm up...