If you're interested in how the oceans and ice sheets evolved from the warm Pliocene to the ice ages of the Pleistocene, check out our new @plioceneclimate#PlioVAR synthesis paper. A labour of love! Huge thanks to Sze Ling Ho and @hl_ford keeping us moving
Exciting to see our research cited in the latest @IPCC_CH report from Working Group 2! https://t.co/5EG93ELD5o - page 153 if you're interested... @AlePalmi82@DrMWdeGruchy@eliasdan
The new Reading FC kit is already starting conversations amongst football fans about the climate & what can be done to reduce emissions.
The club recognise that they are not perfect & this is the start of a journey towards football being more sustainable.
https://t.co/3o0xgckhRi
Thirty years ago, a bold plan was cooked up to spread doubt about climate change. The little-known meeting - between America's biggest industrial players & a PR genius - forged a devastatingly successful strategy that endured for years, with lack of action https://t.co/OkE5UxhFa8
🆕 A new event summary shows that the UK's recent extreme heat was far more intense and widespread than previous heatwaves as 40°C was exceeded for the first time.
A short 🧵...
#Heatwave
Get the full story here 👉 https://t.co/jhE3U03u3U
@DrTashaBarlow @EileanClach @TSuenamiDawson@croft1a @ESSILeeds @DrTashaBarlow Are you sampling near Seilebost? My kid sister went to school there. Complex local deglaciation that isn't well documented.
Human influence on climate is occuring incredibly fast and will endure for tens of thousands of years, even affecting the natural rhythms of ice-age cycles.
This beautful animation (by @sebsteinig ) takes us on a journey from Earth's past into our distant future.
@GeogBristol
Studying past climates could help us understand future climate change. PhD researcher from @SEELeeds - @leb_climate talks about crucial climate clues from three million years ago.
For more videos about research and life in Leeds, follow us on TikTok https://t.co/LVJBXoYJIF
@sidersadapts Think that's nerdy, check out the Climate of Middle Earth from the same modelling group - including Elvish and Dwarvish translations! https://t.co/JOUQV0xX2L
Syukuro Manabe – awarded the 2021 #NobelPrize in Physics – demonstrated how increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere lead to increased temperatures at the surface of the Earth. His work laid the foundation for the development of current climate models.
It’s #LeedsDocFest21 this week, so we’re introducing you to some of our Priestley Climate Scholars!
Today we'd like you to meet Lauren Burton (@leb_climate), a first-year PhD student in the @PalaeoLeeds and @ICASLeeds groups within the School of Earth and Environment.
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