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Zeke Hausfather

Climate science contributor

Dr Zeke Hausfather is a climate science contributor for Carbon Brief. Zeke has masters degrees in environmental science from Yale University and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, and a PhD in climate science from the University of California, Berkeley. He has spent the past 10 years working as a data scientist and entrepreneur in the cleantech sector.

LATEST BY Zeke Hausfather
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State of the climate: 2022 on track for a summer of extreme heat

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Factcheck: No, global warming has not ‘paused’ over the past eight years

Factchecks | 14.07.22
Sea oats and grass at the beach at sunset

State of the climate: Start of 2022 is the fifth warmest on record

State of the climate | 27.04.22
Bangkok at sunset.

Analysis: What the new IPCC report says about how to limit warming to 1.5C or 2C

IPCC | 06.04.22
Wind turbine construction showing the propellor being prepared for lifting

In-depth Q&A: The IPCC’s sixth assessment on how to tackle climate change

IPCC | 05.04.22
Train-passing-through-a-flooded-road-in-Germany,-February-2021

State of the climate: How the world warmed in 2021

State of the climate | 17.01.22
Delegates huddle at closing Plenary of COP26

COP26: Key outcomes agreed at the UN climate talks in Glasgow

COP26 Glasgow | 15.11.21
Opening Plenary at COP26

Analysis: Do COP26 promises keep global warming below 2C?

COP26 Glasgow | 10.11.21
Soy plantation in Amazon rain forest, Brazil

Global CO2 emissions have been flat for a decade, new data reveals

Global emissions | 04.11.21
People wearing protective masks are seen at a busy street in Manila, March 2021

UNEP: Current climate commitments are ‘weak promises, not yet delivered’

Global emissions | 26.10.21
Sunset in Henry County, Iowa, with haze and smoke from forest fires

State of the climate: Summer 2021 sets new high for average land temperature

State of the climate | 19.10.21
View of planet Earth from space

Analysis: What the new IPCC report says about when world may pass 1.5C and 2C

IPCC | 10.08.21
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In-depth Q&A: The IPCC’s sixth assessment report on climate science

IPCC | 09.08.21
PSA International Brani Container Terminal with the CBD skyline, Brani Island, Singapore. Credit: Jason Knott / Alamy Stock Photo. FGRPBF

解説：「共通社会経済経路（SSP）」で未来の気候変動を探る

Translations | 28.07.21
People ride on a waterlogged road in Zhengzhou after torrential rains

State of the climate: 2021 sees widespread climate extremes despite a cool start

State of the climate | 26.07.21
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