#Glaciers

Remco de Kok

planetremco

New paper! We tried to better understand why some glaciers in Asia are growing by combining different models and datasets. With @philipkraai, @pleunbonekamp, Obbe Tuinenburg, @immerzeel (@UU_PhysGeog @UUGeo @UUCopernicus) https://tc.coperni

Scott Hotaling

MtnScience

I’m thrilled to share a new paper on rock glaciers, related landforms, and mountain biodiversity. It began as a post-session chat at the 2019 @BenthosNews meeting and through a team

Matthias Huss

matthias_huss

How much does it cost to save 1m3 of #glacier ice with artificial measures? It is possible, but expensive!Check out our new study published in Cold Regions Science and Technology

Fabien Maussion

FabClimate

After yesterday's poll, a thread. This plot shows the 2m temperature provided by @ECMWF's #era5 reanalysis, (1) averaged over the globe and (2) averaged for all glacier locations (weighted by

Shivangi Tiwari

shivangi__t

Since there is some spectacularly bad reporting happening - and the confusion is spreading fast - some clarifications:(THREAD)1. A glacier is like a river of ice. It looks like this:(Source:

Atomic Blonde🌎🌈🌱🌸

jules00742

"Earth, water, fire, and wind. Where there is energy there is life.”~ Suzy Kassem@One_Voice_1 is proud to present our #OVElements series.Our goal is to highlight the elements through the lens

Yarrow Axford

yarrowaxford

Excited to share a new review paper w/Anne de Vernal & @biggreenplanet (bosses of paleoceanography and glaciochemistry) that asks: When in the Holocene was Greenland warmer than today, and WHAT

Nivedita Khandekar

nivedita_Him

As we close the week, stories of rescue and other troubles continue to pour out of #Chamoli district which was struct by a #Disaster #Glaciers and #GlacierLakeOutburstFlood #GLOF were suddenly

Ben See

ClimateBen

Worth knowing:1. one of the top ice scientists in the world says the West Antarctic Ice Sheet is beyond its tipping point and experiencing irreversible collapse2. satellite observations show Arctic

Thomas Frederikse

FrederikseT

New paper ‘The causes of sea-level rise since 1900’ (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2591-3#article-info) just came out! We have shown that we can close the ‘sea-level budget’ since 1900. That means, that we can

Kate Jamieson ⚓

kejamieson_

Indulge me whilst I go into full UN mode Today is #InternationalMountainDay and whilst I'll be spamming you with pictures, I'm concerned, as always, about why we need this day

Science girl

gunsnrosesgirl3

These are the salt glaciers of IranMillion of years ago, the Persian Gulf was a much larger body of water, as the water evaporated/retreated, vast quantities of salt remained. Over

Sangacious

sangacious

A Thread on:WHY CHINA's AGGRESSION AT LAC?"The Chinese aggression at LAC is for manufacturing a microchip. . ."I will explain this from the beginning1) US & China Trade War, for

Harry Zekollari

HarryZeko

This weekend, @JpvanYpersele and I commented for @FRANCE24 on new article by @Michalea_King. We (independently) said the same: excellent and very important study, but claim about ‘point-of-no-return’ being crossed for

c0nc0rdance

c0nc0rdance

Antarctica is the highest, driest, coldest, windiest & brightest of the 7 continents.The average elevation is 8,200ft (2500m). Mount Vinson is the highest point at 16,050ft (4892m).Polar plateaus generate intense

kris nóva

krisnova

hi i climb mountains for fun and i enjoy sleeping on glaciers - quick thread on what goes through my mind while keeping myself warm in the most arctic environments:

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