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Zeke Hausfather
US Analyst @hausfath

Zeke Hausfather

US Analyst

Zeke Hausfather covers research in climate science and energy with a US focus. Zeke has masters degrees in environmental science from Yale University and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, and is completing a PhD in climate science at University of California, Berkeley. He has spent the past 10 years working as a data scientist and entrepreneur in the cleantech sector.

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Explainer: How ‘Shared Socioeconomic Pathways’ explore future climate change

Climate modelling | 19.04.18
Climate models project 21st century global temperatures. Credit: Alex Kekesi / NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio

Analysis: How much ‘carbon budget’ is left to limit global warming to 1.5C?

Global temperature | 09.04.18
Corn and soybean fields in Minnesota. Credit: Daniel Thornberg / Alamy Stock Photo K25MCB

New maps pinpoint the potential for BECCS across the US

Technology | 12.03.18
E08DRF Royal Exchange, London, England, UK. circa 1890's. Image shot 1890. Exact date unknown.

Analysis: UK carbon emissions in 2017 fell to levels last seen in 1890

UK emissions | 07.03.18
Civil Society helps COP21 Choose the right road to 1.5C degrees

New scenarios show how the world could limit warming to 1.5C in 2100

Global temperature | 05.03.18
An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) carries a parcel in Bonn, Germany, 09 December 2013. Credit: dpa picture alliance / Alamy Stock Photo DKRRJ7

Small drones could be better for climate than delivery trucks, says study

Technology | 13.02.18
S07BF0 Sunlight over the sea. Credit: Gary Moger / Stockimo / Alamy Stock Photo

State of the climate: how the world warmed in 2017

Global temperature | 26.01.18
C5T9H7 Raindrops hitting a picnic table; Cornwall;UK.

Explainer: What climate models tell us about future rainfall

Climate modelling | 19.01.18
View of aerosol movement created by NASA'a models and supercomputers.

Q&A: How do climate models work?

Climate modelling | 15.01.18
B7T95A Auto emissions- tailpipe exhaust from cars driving in town, waiting in traffic at an intersection. Image shot 2009. Exact date unknown.

Analysis: Why scientists think 100% of global warming is due to humans

Global temperature | 13.12.17
HNFRP4 Shijiazhuang. 12th Feb, 2017. Photo taken on Feb. 12, 2017 shows the Gehetou photovoltaic power generation station in Qinhuangdao, north China. Grid-connected new energy capacity, including wind power and solar power, has reached 12.81 million kilowatts in northern regions of Hebei as of the end of 2016. Credit: Yang Shiyao/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

Analysis: How developing nations are driving record growth in solar power

Renewables | 29.11.17
Student learns about solar power.

In-depth: IEA predicts rise of cheap renewables and China’s move away from coal

Renewables | 15.11.17
A13E85 Benxi Steel Plant China,

Analysis: Global CO2 emissions set to rise 2% in 2017 after three-year ‘plateau’

Global emissions | 13.11.17
KG2KDA Gran Canaria after wild fire, October 2017, view upwards through burned branches of Canarian Pine trees.

State of the climate: 2017 shaping up to be warmest ‘non-El Niño’ year

Global temperature | 09.11.17

Analysis: WRI data suggests emissions have already ‘peaked’ in 49 countries

Global emissions | 02.11.17
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