Visualization of observational data related to climate change researchFrom Science to Policy, From Observation to Action
Comprehensive Research on Monitoring Greenhouse Gases and Air Quality Related Substances for Climate Change Mitigation
The purpose of this project is to conduct comprehensive monitoring of emissions and absorption of relevant substances represented by GHG & SLCF (including HFCs) that can contribute to climate change mitigation, with the aim of contributing to the effective implementation of environmental policies.
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Visualization of observational data related to climate change researchFrom Science to Policy, From Observation to Action
Comprehensive Research on Monitoring Greenhouse Gases and Air Quality Related Substances for Climate Change Mitigation
The purpose of this project is to conduct comprehensive monitoring of emissions and absorption of relevant substances represented by GHG & SLCF (including HFCs) that can contribute to climate change mitigation, with the aim of contributing to the effective implementation of environmental policies.
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EventMeeting on Comprehensive Research on Monitoring Greenhouse Gases and Air Quality Related Substances for Climate Change Mitigation
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Press ReleaseReduced CO2 uptake by the terrestrial biosphere at northern mid-to-high latitudes contributed to the rapid rise in atmospheric CO2 during 2023–2024 —from CO2 source/sink estimation using GOSAT data—
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Eventsources and sinks, which are keys to achieving Net-Zero emissions. It will provide insights to various kinds of stakeholders about GHG monitoring by using recent scientific methods.
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Press ReleaseAn article titled "Integrated analysis of long-term observation data reveals fluctuations in methane concentrations up to 2022 - Contribution of unique Japanese observations by NIES and collaborating institutions" was published in an academic journal in the field of spherical planets.
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