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Oct 11, 2026
MEERTalks | Dr Tom Harris – The Inversion Trap: How Carbon Sinks Are Becoming Sources as the Planet Warms
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36:48Kwok PhamGUEST
So as you have heard from my background story, I'm coming from not a climate scientist, but from the background of trying to reduce emission.
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36:58Kwok PhamGUEST
So one of my biggest questions over my entire career is how do I measure success? What is a measure of success for whatever I do? So besides human accounting, which I read a lot, but I want to look at nature response.
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39:36Tom HarrisGUEST
In terms of success criteria, that's probably a really good way of measuring how successful or unsuccessful we're being at the moment in terms of preserving nature and making it match up with the uh with the carbon budget as it's called where they try and sort of calculate how much has been um emitted from fossil fuels how much from land use change and so on um yeah
