Deputy Secretary at the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP). Naturalist, educator, sailor interested in nature at sea, on land in the air.
@ArcticCouncil@arcticfrontiers and @AMAP_Arctic are proud to announce:
The premiere of @NatGeo Arctic Ascent!
📅Date: February 2nd
⏱️Time: Doors open at 18:45, event start at 19:00
📍 Location: Aurora Kino Fokus Tromsø
Register for free here:
https://t.co/bs0niGDBnQ
The current episode of @curiouslypolar is a great collab with the @polargeopol podcast. Our Guests are @klausdodds and @ericpaglia, we discuss the thrust towards the North Pole. Great insights!
Watch https://t.co/NBOiHKYk1v
Listen https://t.co/b6BtkYc8ON
What kind of futures does climate change bring to the Arctic? AMAP - The Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme expert Dr. John Walsh Mohn Prize seminar can be watched here: https://t.co/xFBRYm25xd #climatechange Arctic Frontiers https://t.co/BFfXKhfHEF
An article published in @CommsEarth suggests that a southward inflow of deep water probably supplied heat and prevented the growth of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet. https://t.co/GstSojlqjB
A standing ovation from #UNEA5 delegates after the resolution on plastic pollution passes.
"The most important environmental deal since the Paris accord." - @andersen_inger#BeatPlasticPollution
Well said, @mcbrisb: "the planet needs us to do more to implement what’s already working" and "stop betting on big on technological fixes unlikely to arrive on time"!
#ClimateCrisis#ClimateReport
https://t.co/UKZswuM7dt
"Our atmosphere today is on steroids, doped with fossil fuels. This is already leading to stronger, longer and more intense extreme weather events" -@WMO SG Petteri Taalas on today’s release of the #IPCC’s latest #ClimateReport
It's amazing how life finds a way in the most unlikely places: Living in Impossible Conditions in the Depths of the Arctic Ocean
(more on Episode "148 Polar Newsreel: Deep-Sea Roombas and Aliens 👽")
@aguycalledpaul@aaveq#arctic#marine#curiouslypolar via @chrismarquardt