New: Global Carbon Budget 2020 released | United States Carbon Cycle Science Program
Analysis: Just four years left of the 1.5C carbon budget - Carbon Brief
The global carbon budget or how much CO2 is too much | by Akhil Puri | Earth 47 | Medium
This graph from Carbon Brief shows how fast we need to cut our emissions of CO2 to stay within the remaining carbon budget for 1,5°C of global... | By Greta Thunberg | Facebook
Six years worth of current emissions would blow the carbon budget for 1.5 degrees - Carbon Brief
Glen Peters on Twitter: "Why did CO₂ emissions go down in 2020, but CO₂ concentrations go up? Because we still put a load of CO₂ into the atmosphere & the sinks didn't
Opportunities and challenges in using remaining carbon budgets to guide climate policy | Nature Geoscience
Analysis: What the new IPCC report says about when world may pass 1.5C and 2C - Carbon Brief
The Global Carbon Budget | Climate Central
The Concept of Carbon Budgets | Earth.Org
Guest post: What the tiny remaining 1.5C carbon budget means for climate policy - Carbon Brief
The Concept of Carbon Budgets | Earth.Org
Guest post: A new approach for understanding the remaining carbon budget - Carbon Brief
File:Carbon budget eng.png - Wikimedia Commons
How the global ”carbon budget” is calculated, and predictions improved - Energy Post
Children today must emit eight times less CO2 than their grandparents - Energy Post
GCP - Carbon Budget
CO₂ and Greenhouse Gas Emissions - Our World in Data
Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit | India - net zero hope amid…
Global CO2 emissions from fossil fuels at new record in 2022 | World Economic Forum
Carbon Brief: Global Carbon Budget and CO2 Emission scenarios (50% risk of 1.5C, 2.0C and 3.0C warming) | ClimatePositions
Carbon Brief: Global Carbon Budget and CO2 Emission scenarios (50% risk of 1.5C, 2.0C and 3.0C warming) | ClimatePositions
Policy Brief: carbon removal - Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change (MCC)
Carbon Brief on Twitter: "Cumulative CO2 emissions since 1850 have used up 86% of the carbon budget for an even chance of 1.5C (or 89% of the budget for a two-thirds chance)