Ethan Senser
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Thanks. I guess I'm just feeling a lot of frustration. You'll read an article that gives a sentence or two saying something shocking, like that the effect of the wildfires or of drought is not being factored into models, and then there is little place to turn to for clarification or context.
October 17, 2024 at 1:56 AM
Thanks. I guess I'm just feeling a lot of frustration. You'll read an article that gives a sentence or two saying something shocking, like that the effect of the wildfires or of drought is not being factored into models, and then there is little place to turn to for clarification or context.
@waiterich.bsky.social you liked the post, but would actually appreciate your insight 😅 Is this actually the case? Do the current models not take that into account at all? Appreciate any thoughts if you do have a moment to explain.
October 17, 2024 at 12:44 AM
@waiterich.bsky.social you liked the post, but would actually appreciate your insight 😅 Is this actually the case? Do the current models not take that into account at all? Appreciate any thoughts if you do have a moment to explain.
Random non-scientist here. Have appreciated this thread. One thing I'm still confused about. Other articles on the same topic (tinyurl.com/ypkdsrz6) have talked about how models have not taken into account factors like the Canadian wildfires? Really? That seems like a pretty huge oversight.
Scientists are alarmed by signs of collapse in Earth's natural carbon sinks
Plants, trees, and soil absorbed almost no net CO2 last year. If this continues, we're in bigger trouble than we thought.
www.motherjones.com
October 16, 2024 at 1:10 PM
Random non-scientist here. Have appreciated this thread. One thing I'm still confused about. Other articles on the same topic (tinyurl.com/ypkdsrz6) have talked about how models have not taken into account factors like the Canadian wildfires? Really? That seems like a pretty huge oversight.