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Researching the earth system, climate, and sustainability @ University of Hamburg. Home of the Cluster of Excellence. Our outreach team keeps you posted.

CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-04-23

New study from researcher Jakob Deutloff finds no strong evidence for a tipping point chain reaction from carbon-cycle elements like or the .
However, 9 of 16 tipping points could still be crossed under current policies.
action remains key. 🧪 cliccs.uni-hamburg.de/about-cl @MPI_Meteo @uniofexeter @gsi_exeter@bird.makeup

CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-04-22

⁉️ Has the German phase-out really reduced ? Only if EU allowances are deleted. Without coordination, effects may shift or even backfire. Read the new study about overlapping policies by economist Grischa Perino: 🧪 cliccs.uni-hamburg.de/about-cl

CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-04-17

🌍 🎨 How can art make climate change and science tangible?

With “Portraits of Climate”, scientists and artists explore this question together. The exhibition can be visited at the University Museum in Hamburg. Learn more and join Dr. Anna Pagnone for a virtual tour here: cliccs.uni-hamburg.de/press/di

Also don't miss guided tours through the exhibition at the "Long Night of Museums" on April 26! More information: langenachtdermuseen-hamburg.de

CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-04-10

📷 Snapshot Seychelles No. 7
Encroaching seas are a constant threat along the coasts. Traditionally, houses in the Seychelles are therefore built on stilts. But in recent days, more and more responsibility is transferred to government, replacing many of the traditional practices and individual initiatives to improve resilience, reports climate adaptation expert Beate Ratter.

A wooden house on stilts, surrounded by trees and bushes.
Photo: Beate Ratter
CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-04-09

Wie kann Ethnografie die Forschung an globaler Umweltpolitik bereichern? Was bedeutet Klimagerechtigkeit eigentlich? Und wie können wir uns Hoffnung in Bezug auf den Klimawandel bewahren?

Solchen Fragen und mehr widmet sich die Veranstaltungsreihe „Ethnografie und Environmental Humanities“ der Universität Hamburg ab dem kommenden Donnerstag.

Zu allen Terminen und mehr Infos: kulturwissenschaften.uni-hambu

Plakat zur Veranstaltung mit allen Terminen; diese sind auch über den Link im Post zu finden.
CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-04-09

🌎 📣 „Hamburger Perspektiven zur Klimaforschung“- öffentliche Vorlesungsreihe startet morgen!
Jeweils Donnerstags um 18:15 berichten Forschende über unterschiedliche Aspekte der Klimaforschung. Mehr Informationen und alle Termine: zfw.uni-hamburg.de/oeffentlich

A man speaks to people in a lecture hall.
Foto: UHH/von Wieding
CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-04-03

🌊👩‍🔬 Girls' Day 2025

Heute durften wir im Rahmen des Girls‘ Day Mädchen am CEN und Institut für Meereskunde willkommen heißen. Mit Experimenten und Messungen am Eis-Tank konnten sie hautnah erfahren, was den Beruf einer Klimaforscherin ausmacht.

Computer-Messung: Was geschieht gerade im Eis-Tank?Experiment am Modell-Eis im Eis-TankKlimaforscherin Chiara Monforte berichtet aus ihrer ArbeitTank-Experiment: Wie verhält sich Wasser, wenn es abkühlt?
CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-03-31

Im aktuellen CEN Newsletter geht es darum, wie KI für bessere Sturmflut-Prognosen sorgt, welchen Preis eine Abschwächung der AMOC hätte und wie Tiden die CO2-Speicherung in den Meeren beeinflussen. Jetzt abonnieren und nie wieder etwas verpassen: cen.uni-hamburg.de/press/newsl

Bild: CEN/UHH
Aufschrift: CEN Newsletter
CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-03-31

📷 Snapshot Seychelles No 6
🌴 The Coco de Mer is a botanical wonder, a case of "island gigantism." This palm species has separate male and female plants and is found only on the Seychelles, reaching heights of over 30 meters, geographer Beate Ratter reports.

@hereon

Close-up of the fruit of a Coco de Mer palm. Large green-brown balls bulge out from under brown palm leaves around the trunk.
Photo: Beate Ratter
CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-03-27

❄️ A recent @CNN article by Laura Paddison features Prof. Dirk Notz from . Arctic temperatures are soaring, up to 20°C above normal, leading to the lowest February sea ice levels recorded. “We can wipe out entire landscapes.”
edition.cnn.com/2025/03/12/cli

CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-03-20

Safer shores: The global early warning project led by Joern Behrens has been recognized as a Project. The Goal is to ensure broad access to reliable tsunami risk assessments, ultimately improving disaster preparedness and response.

More: oceandecade.org/
cost.eu/sustaining-agithar-un-
@Allianz_Meer

A series of tsunami waves is rolling towards the observer. 
Photo: Jörn Behrens
CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-03-18

💸 Finanzmarkt meets Klimaschutz
Der neue Forschungsverbund „Klimakompatibles Finanzsystem“ der Unis Hamburg und Kassel entwickelt Finanzierungswege gegen Klimawandel und Artensterben. Ziel: nachhaltiges Kapital, Öko-Investments und sinnvolle Regularien.
👉 uni-hamburg.de/newsroom/forsch

Two hands holding coins and an offspring
CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-03-18

📸 Snapshot Seychelles No. 4
Every child can be a gardener in the Seychelles! 🌿
Students engage in gardening and take responsibility for giant tortoises and chickens 🐢, as all schools are now eco-schools. It´s all about and cultural practices, climate adaptation expert Beate Ratter reports.

Interested in her previous research?
▶️cliccs.uni-hamburg.de/about-cl

Two boys watering a tropical garden at the Beau Vallon Primary school at the Seychelles. They are wearing school uniforms.
Photo: Beate Ratter
CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-03-13

📸 Snapshot Seychelles No. 3

🪨 More than 750 million years ago, these granite blocks were part of a felsic microcontinent. 145 million years ago, they broke away from Gondwana and isolated themselves in the Indian Ocean. Climate expert Beate Ratter reports: “The impressive rocks and beaches of La Digue attract nearly 300,000 tourists each year, requiring water and food while producing wastewater and waste – almost everyone arrives by plane." @hereon @Allianz_Meer

brown and dark brown giant rocks on a beach with almost white sand, clouds on the blue sky and palm trees, people walking underneath two rocks leaning on each other
CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-03-11

📷 Snapshot Seychelles No. 2

🐠 Corals are crucial as wave breakers and habitats for marine life. However, climate change threatens them. Our climate expert Beate Ratter reports from Seychelles: “Corals break off during storms, also human activities damage them.” In the “Unlock the Sea” program, individuals collect broken coral fragments, grow them in ocean nurseries, and reintroduce them to their habitat. @hereon @Allianz_Meer

two hands holding a tablet showing coral fragments on a net
CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-03-06

📷 Snapshot Seychelles No. 1
🏝️ Is Beau Vallon beach losing ground to the sea or encroaching hotels? Climate expert Beate Ratter is currently on site where hotels now stand in place of mango trees. Wooden poles are used to protect the hotel facilities from the invading sea.
More on Ratter´s research: cliccs.uni-hamburg.de/about-cl

@hereon @Allianz_Meer

A sandy beach at Beau Vallon beach on Mahé at the Seychelles. Waves roll onto the beach, people bathing in the background. The landscape is hilly and green. In the foreground, wooden poles stand close together in the sand, one has fallen over. 
Photo: Beate Ratter
CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-03-04

🌍 CLICCS in a nutshell – which climate futures are not just possible, but plausible?

CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-02-25

💰 Weaker ocean circulation may cost trillions

A new study by @felixschaumann and @Edu_Alastrue in @PNASNews reveals that a weakening Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) could lead to social costs of several trillion euros by 2100. Less CO2 absorption means more climate change impacts. 🧪 Link to study: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2419 @MPI_Meteo

a data visualization of planet earth showing the AMOC in the ocean as orange and blue whirls. credit: CEN Climate Visualization Laboratory
CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-02-25

How does impact rainfall?🌧️
Surprisingly, the total amount of precipitation could remain the same, a new study by Arim Yoon and Cathy Hohenegger, both researchers at the MPI-M, suggests.
However, rainfall patterns will change. Deforestation may lead to fewer but more intense rain events, which could have significant impacts on the regional climate.

📺 Watch our visualization by Dr. Felicia Brisc ▶️ youtube.com/watch?v=yYsf1jK2Nrc

@MPI_Meteo @aeonvis

Amazon evapotranspiration: Two global views of South America are presented; the right one shows a simulation with total deforestation of the Amazon, while the left one represents the control scenario. Different shades of light and dark green illustrate the latent heat flux in both scenarios.
Visualization: Felicia Brisc / CEN / University of Hamburg
Simulation: Arim Yoon / MPI-M
CEN Uni Hamburgcenunihh
2025-02-22

⁉️ Da war doch was?
Im Wahlkampf spricht fast keiner über das Klima – und wenn doch, wird vieles verdreht. Unsere Forschenden von der Universität Hamburg und Partner-Institutionen räumen mit den gängigsten Mythen auf. Teil 15: Dr. Nils Christiansen zum Thema Windräder

Klima-Mythen: Ein Schild mit der Aufschrift "Windräder töten Vögel und zerstören die Natur!", darunter ein grüner Vogel im Comic-Stil.Dr. Nils Christiansen vom Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon ordnet die vorangegangene Aussage ein: "Die Beeinflussung von Tier und Natur durch Windräder ist um ein Vielfaches kleiner als die durch Gebäude, Landwirtschaft oder Verkehr. Entscheidend ist, den Ausbau von Windparks umweltverträglich zu gestalten und den Naturschutz in Planungsverfahren einzubeziehen. So kann Artenvielfalt geschützt oder auch gefördert werden."Text: Wenn keiner übers Klima spricht, tun wir es! #DAWARDOCHWAS

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