Dr. Stephanie Roe
@stephanieroe.bsky.social
Global Climate Lead Scientist @WWF
Working at the intersection of climate, biodiversity & sustainable development.
Research: Ecosystems, Food, CDR, Energy
Lead author, IPCC AR7 and AR6
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Working at the intersection of climate, biodiversity & sustainable development.
Research: Ecosystems, Food, CDR, Energy
Lead author, IPCC AR7 and AR6
Pinay, mom, sunshine hunter, LOL-er
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September 24, 2025 at 12:41 PM
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📘 View the WGIII Chapter Outlines: lnkd.in/efaS4bHZ
IPCC Authors
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August 18, 2025 at 7:01 PM
📘 View the WGIII Chapter Outlines: lnkd.in/efaS4bHZ
I'd love to hear from colleagues on:
👉 What should we carry forward from other ARs?
👉 What emerging ideas/data/research should we include in AR7; and what gaps should be addressed?
👉 How can this chapter better reflect and support implementation in policy, private sector, and practice?
👉 What should we carry forward from other ARs?
👉 What emerging ideas/data/research should we include in AR7; and what gaps should be addressed?
👉 How can this chapter better reflect and support implementation in policy, private sector, and practice?
August 18, 2025 at 7:01 PM
I'd love to hear from colleagues on:
👉 What should we carry forward from other ARs?
👉 What emerging ideas/data/research should we include in AR7; and what gaps should be addressed?
👉 How can this chapter better reflect and support implementation in policy, private sector, and practice?
👉 What should we carry forward from other ARs?
👉 What emerging ideas/data/research should we include in AR7; and what gaps should be addressed?
👉 How can this chapter better reflect and support implementation in policy, private sector, and practice?
Land systems are at the heart of the climate–biodiversity–people nexus. Among other topics, this chapter will explore how terrestrial ecosystems and agriculture can contribute to decarbonization while enhancing resilience and durable and equitable outcomes for biodiversity and people.
August 18, 2025 at 7:01 PM
Land systems are at the heart of the climate–biodiversity–people nexus. Among other topics, this chapter will explore how terrestrial ecosystems and agriculture can contribute to decarbonization while enhancing resilience and durable and equitable outcomes for biodiversity and people.
Reposted by Dr. Stephanie Roe
surface warming stops when emissions reach zero, but sub-surface warming, ice sheet decay and sea level rise continue on for decades or longer. Discussed in this review: www.frontiersin.org/journals/sci...
Frontiers | Warming ends when carbon pollution stops
• Improved Earth system models now consider the complex interplay between the oceans and terrestrial biosphere and their key role of actively drawing down ca...
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April 25, 2025 at 11:16 PM
surface warming stops when emissions reach zero, but sub-surface warming, ice sheet decay and sea level rise continue on for decades or longer. Discussed in this review: www.frontiersin.org/journals/sci...