Marc Alessi
union of Concerned Scientists science fellow
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Sea surface temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico are in record territory because of fossil fuel-driven climate change,
- Marc Alessi, a climate scientist with the Union of Concern Scientists, told AFPLe Mondelemonde.fr/en/international…
While the majority of models predict global monthly temperature anomalies will remain below 2C, the fact that there’s a nonzero chance of +2C happening is shocking,
- Marc Alessi, a fellow at the Union of Concerned Scientists said this week in an analysis... adding thatGuardiantheguardian.com/environment/20…
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