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1. Three institutional pathways to envision the future of the IPCC

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Asayama, Shinichiro, De Pryck, Kari, Beck, Silke, Cointe, Béatrice, Edwards, Paul N., Guillemot, Hélène, Gustafsson, Karin M., Hartz, Friederike, Hughes, Hannah, Lahn, Bård, Leclerc, Olivier, Lidskog, Rolf, Livingston, Jasmine E., Lorenzoni, Irene, MacDonald, Joanna Petrasek, Mahony, Martin, Miguel, Jean Carlos Hochsprung, Monteiro, Marko, O’Reilly, Jessica, Pearce, Warren, Petersen, Arthur, Siebenhüner, Bernd, Skodvin, Tora, Standring, Adam, Sundqvist, Göran, Taddei, Renzo, van Bavel, Bianca, Vardy, Mark, Yamineva, Yulia, and Hulme, Mike

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2023
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6. Controversies

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Asayama, Shinichiro, primary, De Pryck, Kari, additional, and Hulme, Mike, additional

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2022
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8. Bring digital twins back to Earth.

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Saltelli, Andrea, Gigerenzer, Gerd, Hulme, Mike, Katsikopoulos, Konstantinos V., Melsen, Lieke A., Peters, Glen P., Pielke, Roger, Robertson, Simon, Stirling, Andy, Tavoni, Massimo, and Puy, Arnald

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MACHINE learning, DIGITAL twins, MATHEMATICAL sociology, TRADITIONAL knowledge, CLIMATE change mitigation
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We reflect on the development of digital twins of the Earth, which we associate with a reductionist view of nature as a machine. The projects of digital twins deviate from contemporary scientific paradigms in the treatment of complexity and uncertainty, and does not engage with critical and interpretative social sciences. We contest the utility of digital twins for addressing climate change issues and discuss societal risks associated with the concept, including the twins' potential to reinforce economicism and governance by numbers, emphasizing concerns about democratic accountability. We propose a more balanced alternative, advocating for independent institutions to develop diverse models, prioritize communication with simple heuristic‐based models, collect comprehensive data from various sources, including traditional knowledge, and shift focus away from physics‐centered variables to inform climate action. We argue that the advancement of digital twins should hinge on stringent controls, favoring a nuanced, interdisciplinary, and democratic approach that prioritizes societal well‐being over blind pursuit of computational sophistication. This article is categorized under:Climate Models and Modeling > Earth System ModelsClimate Models and Modeling > Knowledge Generation with ModelsClimate, History, Society, Culture > Disciplinary Perspectives [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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10. 6. Climate Migration Is about People, Not Numbers

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Durand-Delacre, David, primary, Bettini, Giovanni, primary, Nash, Sarah L., primary, Sterly, Harald, primary, Gioli, Giovanna, primary, Hut, Elodie, primary, Boas, Ingrid, primary, Farbotko, Carol, primary, Sakdapolrak, Patrick, primary, de Bruijn, Mirjam, primary, Tripathy Furlong, Basundhara, primary, van der Geest, Kees, primary, Lietaer, Samuel, primary, and Hulme, Mike, primary

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2021
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32. The Manichean Mann

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Hulme, Mike

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Scientific societies -- Services, Science and technology
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Michael Mann has been in the climate wars for well over a decade now. As he reminds us frequently in this new book, he has been in the crosshairs of [...]

Published
2021

44. Climate migration myths

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Boas, Ingrid, Farbotko, Carol, Adams, Helen, Sterly, Harald, Bush, Simon, van der Geest, Kees, Wiegel, Hanne, Ashraf, Hasan, Baldwin, Andrew, Bettini, Giovanni, Blondin, Suzy, de Bruijn, Mirjam, Durand-Delacre, David, Fröhlich, Christiane, Gioli, Giovanna, Guaita, Lucia, Hut, Elodie, Jarawura, Francis X., Lamers, Machiel, Lietaer, Samuel, Nash, Sarah L., Piguet, Etienne, Rothe, Delf, Sakdapolrak, Patrick, Smith, Lothar, Tripathy Furlong, Basundhara, Turhan, Ethemcan, Warner, Jeroen, Zickgraf, Caroline, Black, Richard, and Hulme, Mike

Published
2019
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46. There is no human climate niche

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Selby, Jan, Hulme, Mike, and Cramer, Wolfgang

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The idea that there exists a “human climate niche” has become increasingly influential. But this idea rests on flawed and anachronistic determinist premises. It is overly climate-centric in its characterization of the challenges faced by humanity, and it fails to capture the main sources of climate-related vulnerability.

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2024
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