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Eilif Ursin Reed

Eilif Ursin Reed

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Har Hormuz vekket verden fra fossilsøvnen?

Eilif Ursin Reed, Torbjørg Jevnaker

2026

Interview

EU: Overlever klimapolitikken i 2026?

Eilif Ursin Reed, Merethe Dotterud Leiren

2026

Interview

Nordmenns oppfatninger om klimaendringer, politikk og virkemidler. Oppsummering av datakilder over utvikling og sammenligning med andre befolkninger

Marianne Aasen, Eilif Ursin Reed, Sofie Waage Skjeflo et al.

2025

Report

Verden går til valg

Eilif Ursin Reed, Solveig Aamodt, Karina Standal et al.

Klima , 2024

Popular scientific article

Climate, nature, land-use change and human rights

Anders Tønnesen, Solveig Aamodt, Sandra Elise Bakkevoll et al.

2024

Report

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A climate model does not make itself

Published 19.11.2025

A climate model is a mathematical representation of the laws of physics. Raw computing power drives it forward, but humans remain the heart and brain of every climate model. Without them, nothing happens.

The Winding Road to 1.5 Degrees

Published 3.10.2025

To limit global warming to around 1.5 degrees, we must remove CO₂ from the atmosphere. Exactly how much can be removed is uncertain. The only thing that seems sure is that it will be a massive cleanup job. Nevertheless, many countries have this as a strategy to reach their climate goals.

Temperature changes | Land use | Carbon emissions globally | Forests | Emission scenarios

Hydrogen production is gaining attention in Norway

Published 10.1.2025

Shipping and heavy transport must reduce emissions. Hydrogen and ammonia are emerging as potential alternative fuels. The EU is optimistic, but is this a sustainable solution for the future?

The heat is here to stay

Published 21.10.2022

Europe is warming faster than the global average, and has seen a dramatic increase in the number of heatwaves over the past 40 years. This trend will likely continue, even with major reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.

Heat waves | Temperature changes

Nysgjerrige mennesker observerer en vindpark - tolket av den kunstige intelligensen DALL-E

Helpful Headwinds

Published 20.10.2022

Wind power and export of electricity are controversial topics. Understanding what makes them controversial can lead to improved regulations and more broadly acceptable solutions.

Renewable energy | Norwegian climate policy | Wind power | Acceptance

Clean cooking: A recipe for a better world

Published 6.10.2022

Switching cooking in developing countries to cleaner forms of energy will lead to better health and lower greenhouse gas emissions. The 4CImpacts project looks at how gas use can be scaled up in Tanzania, and what consequences it will have for the climate, health and society.

Adaptation | Energy consumption | Just transition | Health

Global co₂ emissions return to near pre-COVID pandemic levels

Published 4.11.2021

Global fossil co₂ emissions are expected to grow 4.9% in 2021, nearly offsetting the 5.4% decline in 2020 due the COVID restrictions. Coal and gas use rebounded strongly to exceed 2019 levels, while oil use remains suppressed, suggesting strong policy action is needed to avoid continued emissions growth in 2022.

Carbon emissions globally | Global climate targets | Carbon budget

Projects

Klimafakta

In this project, CICERO will increase its efforts to make research-based climate knowledge accessible, reduce the impact of misinformation and misunderstandings, and safeguard trust in climate research.

HYway: Climate Impacts of a HYdrogen economy: the pathWAY to knowledge

The HYway project contributes to the understanding of the climate and environmental risks and co-benefits of a hydrogen economy and aims to advise policymakers and industry on options for addressing those risks.

Hydrogen | Atmospheric particles | Climate Models

EYE-CLIMA - Verifying emissions of climate forcers

The EU funded project EYE-CLIMA aims to improve estimates of emissions and removals of the most important greenhouse gases, namely, co₂, methane, N2O and six F-gases, as well as the aerosol black carbon.

Methane | Carbon emissions globally

ENBEL: Connecting health and climate change research

Climate change is according to the WHO the greatest threat to human health in the 21st century. By bringing together leaders in climate change and health research the CICERO-coordinated Horizon 2020 project ENBEL will contribute with knowledge and policy advice on climate change and health links.

Climate impacts internationally | Air pollution | Heat waves | Health | Extreme weather

BorealBlaze

Forest fires have become more intense, more frequent and more extensive in several areas, with global warming as one contributing factor. A new research project, led by CICERO, will examine how forest fires near the Arctic will develop and affect the future climate. The aim is to contribute to improved projections of climate change and risk, for the high latitudes and globally, which is crucial for decision-makers who aim to secure the basis of life for people and nature.