
James Dyke
Associate Professor in Earth System Science and Assistant Director of the Global Systems Institute at the University of Exeter, specializing in climate overshoot, tipping points, and net zero policy.
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Aug 7, 2026
Overshoot Live: What’s the climate strategy above 1.5°C?
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Rory LeybourneHOST
James, as an earth system scientist, someone who studies how all of that balances out, do you think we need to expand our toolkit? And what could

James DykeGUEST
And it depends entirely on those kind of feedbacks that Barney was just talking about.

James DykeGUEST
If we're unlucky, the doubling of the rate of warming is not just the result of our reduction of sulfate pollutants.

James DykeGUEST
And if that's the case, then we're toast, right? I mean, we're looking for an extremely grim future.
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