Geochemist using 🧊-o-topes to trace how permafrost thaw/glacial melting affects biogeochemical cycling in the Arctic 🇦🇺 in 🇩🇰 she/her🍷🍩 #permafrostology
Meet Mel, our Research Lead 🤓 Mel's a geochemist whose research focuses on how physical and chemical weathering processes remove CO2 from the atmosphere. @mel_murphy01 is leading our research program as we test and up-scale enhanced #weathering at our sites at Glenaros.🙌🌏
@AOckelford Do you like other dark spirits, like rum?? I reckon Baileys is a good gateway to whisky - try some nice, mild Speysides that aren’t too smokey or peaty
🧊 ❄️ 🇬🇱Hej permafrostee tweeps (esp those working in Greenland) - anyone interested in doing some research on deep groundwater boreholes drilled under the GrIS?? Seems a shame if they get decommissioned 🧊❄️ 🇬🇱 #glacier#permafrost
Another F for the Arctic in the 2021 @NOAA report card.
Rain (yes, wet precipitation!) on the middle of the Greenland ice sheet 🌧 massive wildfires 🔥 permafrost degradation, damage to communities 🏠 dramatic effects to ecosystems and wildlife 🌱 🦠 🐂 🐻❄️ 🐳
'Tis the season to celebrate #Idaho's @USGS streamgages and hydrologic technicians with the #12GagesOfChristmas. Follow the hashtag and follow the fun as we kick it off tomorrow.
@alanis_ob Great pic! I remember doing an undergrad field course here back in the day and being completely confounded trying to imagine how these rocks might have been deformed, and also being spoilt seeing a pod of dolphins go by 🐬 Thanks for the nice memory :)
Water volume released in a jökulhlaup from Grímsvötn volcano over the last few days, with Reykjavik city for comparison. The sphere is 1240 m in diameter and holds 1 billion litres (400,000 Olympic pools). Infographic by @Vedurstofan