Japan's ALOS-2 satellite showed clearly where on the Noto Peninsula the greatest uplift had occurred during Monday's M7.6 quake. Researchers have now visited this area to document the major coastal movements, including at Kaiso port. https://t.co/lfeMMocd0M H/T @timwright_leeds
Great to see BBC South Today feature @unisouthampton scientists this afternoon - they've been flying drones to arctic glaciers never reached by humans to see the impact of climate change.
Find out what they've discovered so far 👇
https://t.co/etbHAcLMwb
Wow, just wow. The planet is breaking.
Antarctic sea ice extent is the headline for me this morning. There was actually a net *decrease* in ice extent day over day, and it's mid-winter there, peak freeze season.
Extent is now 6.4 standard deviations below the 1991-2020 mean.
Horizontal offset from the M7.7 #earthquake in the East Anatolian Fault Zone, #Turkey#Syria, using optical correlation with Copernicus #Sentinel2 satellite imagery. At least 250km of 1-5m displacement along the main EAFZ trace. Northern images are still obscured by snow. 1/2
Favourite photos of the year! #1 Sunwapta Falls in Alberta, Canada 📍 In the right spot with no tripod! Improving a long exposure with the camera balanced on a rock, the light filled in and the scene came good 🤩
#Photo_Folio#photohour#landscape#longexpo#mountainphoto
BREAKING: A 7.1 magnitude #earthquake was detected 128 miles east-southeast of Neiafu, Tonga, early Friday morning. A #tsunami advisory has been issued for the Tonga region following the earthquake: https://t.co/sNwpTanCYg
‘90% rain’ yeah…”SWW sewage discharge this morning at StAgnes. Unbelievable. A dad just got out this arvo and said to his 3 year old ‘Best wash the sewage off…’ It is still stinking. No way am I surfing in that.
@Feargal_Sharkey@sascampaigns@HugoSAS
Worse than 2003: Swiss glaciers melted like never before
More than 6% or 3 km3 loss of ice during one single year! Simply incredible...
Check out media release by @scnatCH
https://t.co/5WsmFN31Cn
Climate scientists have expressed horror at Jacob Rees-Mogg’s appointment as the secretary of state overseeing UK energy policy, warning that it will make it even harder to turn academic research into urgently needed policies. @jgro_the reports
https://t.co/2f8JIXvFIf
Scientists at the University of Southampton have discovered that the evolution of land plants caused a sudden shift in the composition of Earth’s continents.
Read more 👉 https://t.co/FR6UHIFWoJ
Read full paper by @TMGernon and team in @NatureGeosci 👉 https://t.co/LedWerjG08