What a loss. Raul Pachego's twitter threads and blog posts democratised academic writing. It is public pedagogy at its finest + a gift of service that very few scholars have participated in.
Earth Journalism Network (EJN) communicators' workshop on renewable energy in Tiruchirappalli Aug 21-23. Priority to Tamil Nadu & neighboring states.
Applications accepted in English and Tamil
https://t.co/eBMPGcoNR8
Application deadline June 30
Overflowing drains, collapsing roofs, zero relief.
Bengaluru’s slums face the worst of floods — not by default, but by the city's design itself. Watch this week’s In Public Interest to know about Bengaluru’s flood crisis & how it hit the poor.
https://t.co/epgn6QzArS
OK, I’m like 20% through Meet The Savarnas by @ProfRavikantK and this book is pure rage, by which I mean, fabulous. I feel scolded & want to brag about it. Go read! Tell your friends who’ve been loyal to the podcast.
We have observed the response of Easton Glacier on Mount Baker for four decades documenting its response to climate change- @NASAEarth focussed on this study today by @karinkirk_mt . @GlaciogenicArt https://t.co/MFiEh3tVlC
Thrilled to announce my first first-author paper is now out on @igsoc ! Lots of thanks to my great advisors/mentors @crevassse@IceNowicki@bcsatho
https://t.co/8bHAEloGiZ
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NOAA led State of the Climate 2023 report published in BAMS is out. The cover is a pair of images I took of a glacier that dissappeared in 2023 after 40 years of our continuous monitoring, overall the cryosphere not faring well. @NOAAClimate@ametsoc
https://t.co/Ue9no98ZxX
I wrote a short focus piece on the last decade of modeling calving at tall ice cliffs, where these news results leave us, and where we can go from here https://t.co/yCKqU7dabL
"In Western Ghats reports, the ecologists hoped to short-circuit flawed democratic processes and move six states from an extreme lopsided economic growth model to extreme ecology-at-all-costs model overnight"
This! Required analysis of the famed reports.
https://t.co/dbGfvBSvTs
I'm glad to see this paper finally come out. It reports the first interpretation of 120-year-long polar motion data by considering a suite of processes operating at the deep interior of the Earth to its surface.
https://t.co/i2NpPUjC14
New pre-print led by PhD student @madiemamer - simulating subglacial seawater intrusion at mm resolution leads to some surprising findings about turbulent mixing and the negative meltwater feedback on intrusion-induced basal melt.
Incredible opportunity for women aged 21 to28 to participate in glacier research and expedition in the Himalayas. Apply by August 31, 2024, to gain hands-on experience in this unique field.
https://t.co/G0aaXR0wHT
If you teach students about glacier change and want to introduce them to modeling, John Christian created a great lesson and tutorial @GhubGateway using our open-source flowline model! Find lesson plan here: https://t.co/GcVXm2yPbz
For ice sheet modellers: we really should be considering both variability in model parameters and forcing together. This has computational challenges because it means lots of simulations are required, but if you want to accurately describe uncertainties, it’s necessary.
🌟🚨 NEW PAPER 🚨🌟
How can we attribute retreat of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet to climate change? Do we even know how to ask the question? We show how you can do this, combining multiple sources of ice sheet model uncertainty. 🧵
@BAS_News@CommsEarth
https://t.co/4ZTpQyEO2U