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  1. Antarctic ice sheet (Glaciology 🗻)

    The Antarctic ice sheet is a continental glacier covering 98% of the Antarctic continent, with an area of 14 million square kilometres and an average thickness of over 2 kilometres. It is the largest of Earth's two current ice sheets, containing 26.5 million cubic kilometres of ice, which is equivalent to 61% of all fresh water...

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antarcti

    #AntarcticIceSheet #Glaciology #IceSheetsOfAntarctica #EnvironmentOfAntarctica

  2. Antarctic ice sheet (Glaciology 🗻)

    The Antarctic ice sheet is a continental glacier covering 98% of the Antarctic continent, with an area of 14 million square kilometres and an average thickness of over 2 kilometres. It is the largest of Earth's two current ice sheets, containing 26.5 million cubic kilometres of ice, which is equivalent to 61% of all fresh water...

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antarcti

    #AntarcticIceSheet #Glaciology #IceSheetsOfAntarctica #EnvironmentOfAntarctica

  3. What’s the Largest Current on Earth? It Moves More Water Than Every River Combined—Many Times Over

    Antarctic Circumpolar Current. Credit: Wikimedia Commons Earth’s mightiest current has no banks. The Antarctic Circumpolar Current, or ACC,…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #AntarcticCircumpolarCurrent #Antarcticicesheet #antarctica #AU #Australia #carbondioxide #climatemodeling #Oligocene #paleoclimate #paleooceanography #Science #SouthernOcean #Tectonics
    newsbeep.com/au/869979/

  4. What’s the Largest Current on Earth? It Moves More Water Than Every River Combined—Many Times Over

    Antarctic Circumpolar Current. Credit: Wikimedia Commons Earth’s mightiest current has no banks. The Antarctic Circumpolar Current, or ACC,…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #AntarcticCircumpolarCurrent #Antarcticicesheet #antarctica #AU #Australia #carbondioxide #climatemodeling #Oligocene #paleoclimate #paleooceanography #Science #SouthernOcean #Tectonics
    newsbeep.com/au/869979/

  5. What’s the Largest Current on Earth? It Moves More Water Than Every River Combined—Many Times Over

    Antarctic Circumpolar Current. Credit: Wikimedia Commons Earth’s mightiest current has no banks. The Antarctic Circumpolar Current,…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #AntarcticCircumpolarCurrent #Antarcticicesheet #Antarctica #carbondioxide #climatemodeling #environment #Oligocene #paleoclimate #paleooceanography #Science #SouthernOcean #tectonics #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/751114/

  6. Sea level doesn’t rise at the same rate everywhere – we mapped where Antarctica’s ice melt would have the biggest impact

    When polar ice sheets melt, the effects ripple across the world. The melting ice raises average global sea…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #Antarcticicesheet #Antarctica #environment #greenhousegasemissions #GreenlandIceSheet #Icemelting #icesheets #meltingice #Science #SeaLevel #Sealevelrise #UK #UnitedKingdom #WestAntarcticIceSheet
    newsbeep.com/uk/671975/

  7. 2-Jul-2026
    Mountain formation explains the #AntarcticIceSheet mystery
    Scientists have uncovered why #Antarctica became engulfed by ice millions of years before the Arctic.

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

    #science #geology #climate

  8. 2-Jul-2026
    Mountain formation explains the #AntarcticIceSheet mystery
    Scientists have uncovered why #Antarctica became engulfed by ice millions of years before the Arctic.

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

    #science #geology #climate

  9. 2-Jul-2026
    Mountain formation explains the #AntarcticIceSheet mystery
    Scientists have uncovered why #Antarctica became engulfed by ice millions of years before the Arctic.

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

    #science #geology #climate

  10. 2-Jul-2026
    Mountain formation explains the #AntarcticIceSheet mystery
    Scientists have uncovered why #Antarctica became engulfed by ice millions of years before the Arctic.

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

    #science #geology #climate

  11. 2-Jul-2026
    Mountain formation explains the #AntarcticIceSheet mystery
    Scientists have uncovered why #Antarctica became engulfed by ice millions of years before the Arctic.

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

    #science #geology #climate

  12. And on to that other great unknown: @fsmccormack.bsky.social taking us through geothermal heatflux and it's role in basal melting under the #AntarcticIceSheet at #IGSnorthumbria2024

  13. And on to that other great unknown: @fsmccormack.bsky.social taking us through geothermal heatflux and it's role in basal melting under the #AntarcticIceSheet at #IGSnorthumbria2024

  14. And on to that other great unknown: @fsmccormack.bsky.social taking us through geothermal heatflux and it's role in basal melting under the #AntarcticIceSheet at #IGSnorthumbria2024

  15. And on to that other great unknown: @fsmccormack.bsky.social taking us through geothermal heatflux and it's role in basal melting under the #AntarcticIceSheet at #IGSnorthumbria2024

  16. And on to that other great unknown: @fsmccormack.bsky.social taking us through geothermal heatflux and it's role in basal melting under the #AntarcticIceSheet at #IGSnorthumbria2024

  17. Related: one of the things I love about my fellow scientists is their sense of humour. There are 2 ways to reconstruct the bed of the #AntarcticIceSheet; interpolate between those very sparse observations or use an ice flow model that has surface observations in it and invert to work out how the bed is changing the flow field.

    Colleagues in Leeds/Sheffield have blended the 2 approaches and they have called it: "Frankenbed". Because why not? 😆

  18. Related: one of the things I love about my fellow scientists is their sense of humour. There are 2 ways to reconstruct the bed of the #AntarcticIceSheet; interpolate between those very sparse observations or use an ice flow model that has surface observations in it and invert to work out how the bed is changing the flow field.

    Colleagues in Leeds/Sheffield have blended the 2 approaches and they have called it: "Frankenbed". Because why not? 😆

  19. Related: one of the things I love about my fellow scientists is their sense of humour. There are 2 ways to reconstruct the bed of the #AntarcticIceSheet; interpolate between those very sparse observations or use an ice flow model that has surface observations in it and invert to work out how the bed is changing the flow field.

    Colleagues in Leeds/Sheffield have blended the 2 approaches and they have called it: "Frankenbed". Because why not? 😆

  20. Related: one of the things I love about my fellow scientists is their sense of humour. There are 2 ways to reconstruct the bed of the #AntarcticIceSheet; interpolate between those very sparse observations or use an ice flow model that has surface observations in it and invert to work out how the bed is changing the flow field.

    Colleagues in Leeds/Sheffield have blended the 2 approaches and they have called it: "Frankenbed". Because why not? 😆

  21. Related: one of the things I love about my fellow scientists is their sense of humour. There are 2 ways to reconstruct the bed of the #AntarcticIceSheet; interpolate between those very sparse observations or use an ice flow model that has surface observations in it and invert to work out how the bed is changing the flow field.

    Colleagues in Leeds/Sheffield have blended the 2 approaches and they have called it: "Frankenbed". Because why not? 😆

  22. Extremely happy that my new paper on the future of #AntarcticIceSheet surface melting is finally published! 🎉
    We use a new melt module in our ice-flow model #PISM which in addition to temperature also takes into account the effect of solar radiation & thus the melt–albedo feedback. Check it out! #OpenAccess #OpenScience
    doi.org/10.5194/tc-17-4571-202

  23. Extremely happy that my new paper on the future of #AntarcticIceSheet surface melting is finally published! 🎉
    We use a new melt module in our ice-flow model #PISM which in addition to temperature also takes into account the effect of solar radiation & thus the melt–albedo feedback. Check it out! #OpenAccess #OpenScience
    doi.org/10.5194/tc-17-4571-202

  24. Extremely happy that my new paper on the future of #AntarcticIceSheet surface melting is finally published! 🎉
    We use a new melt module in our ice-flow model #PISM which in addition to temperature also takes into account the effect of solar radiation & thus the melt–albedo feedback. Check it out! #OpenAccess #OpenScience
    doi.org/10.5194/tc-17-4571-202

  25. Extremely happy that my new paper on the future of #AntarcticIceSheet surface melting is finally published! 🎉
    We use a new melt module in our ice-flow model #PISM which in addition to temperature also takes into account the effect of solar radiation & thus the melt–albedo feedback. Check it out! #OpenAccess #OpenScience
    doi.org/10.5194/tc-17-4571-202

  26. Extremely happy that my new paper on the future of #AntarcticIceSheet surface melting is finally published! 🎉
    We use a new melt module in our ice-flow model #PISM which in addition to temperature also takes into account the effect of solar radiation & thus the melt–albedo feedback. Check it out! #OpenAccess #OpenScience
    doi.org/10.5194/tc-17-4571-202

  27. In the past couple of months I've seen several reports that suggest that the dramatic reduction of sea ice around Antarctica will accelerate the collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet, which will melt and slide into the sea, raising sea level by 5 metres. This is probably inevitable even if we hit net zero next week - it's locked in and will happen this century, but possible a lot sooner in the worst case scenario. Who would bet against the worst case scenario, given the current year)? If we immediately start drastically reducing emissions, we might avert the collapse of the East Antarctic ice sheet... if that goes completely, the sea level rise could be 50 metres. Then there's the Greenland ice sheet, which could contribute a few more metres in the mix.

    At what point will governments actually start to do something? The UK government is going in the opposite direction!

    #climatechange
    #antarcticicesheet
    #toriesdestroyingtheplanet

  28. In the past couple of months I've seen several reports that suggest that the dramatic reduction of sea ice around Antarctica will accelerate the collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet, which will melt and slide into the sea, raising sea level by 5 metres. This is probably inevitable even if we hit net zero next week - it's locked in and will happen this century, but possible a lot sooner in the worst case scenario. Who would bet against the worst case scenario, given the current year)? If we immediately start drastically reducing emissions, we might avert the collapse of the East Antarctic ice sheet... if that goes completely, the sea level rise could be 50 metres. Then there's the Greenland ice sheet, which could contribute a few more metres in the mix.

    At what point will governments actually start to do something? The UK government is going in the opposite direction!

    #climatechange
    #antarcticicesheet
    #toriesdestroyingtheplanet

  29. In the past couple of months I've seen several reports that suggest that the dramatic reduction of sea ice around Antarctica will accelerate the collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet, which will melt and slide into the sea, raising sea level by 5 metres. This is probably inevitable even if we hit net zero next week - it's locked in and will happen this century, but possible a lot sooner in the worst case scenario. Who would bet against the worst case scenario, given the current year)? If we immediately start drastically reducing emissions, we might avert the collapse of the East Antarctic ice sheet... if that goes completely, the sea level rise could be 50 metres. Then there's the Greenland ice sheet, which could contribute a few more metres in the mix.

    At what point will governments actually start to do something? The UK government is going in the opposite direction!

    #climatechange
    #antarcticicesheet
    #toriesdestroyingtheplanet

  30. In the past couple of months I've seen several reports that suggest that the dramatic reduction of sea ice around Antarctica will accelerate the collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet, which will melt and slide into the sea, raising sea level by 5 metres. This is probably inevitable even if we hit net zero next week - it's locked in and will happen this century, but possible a lot sooner in the worst case scenario. Who would bet against the worst case scenario, given the current year)? If we immediately start drastically reducing emissions, we might avert the collapse of the East Antarctic ice sheet... if that goes completely, the sea level rise could be 50 metres. Then there's the Greenland ice sheet, which could contribute a few more metres in the mix.

    At what point will governments actually start to do something? The UK government is going in the opposite direction!

    #climatechange
    #antarcticicesheet
    #toriesdestroyingtheplanet

  31. In the past couple of months I've seen several reports that suggest that the dramatic reduction of sea ice around Antarctica will accelerate the collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet, which will melt and slide into the sea, raising sea level by 5 metres. This is probably inevitable even if we hit net zero next week - it's locked in and will happen this century, but possible a lot sooner in the worst case scenario. Who would bet against the worst case scenario, given the current year)? If we immediately start drastically reducing emissions, we might avert the collapse of the East Antarctic ice sheet... if that goes completely, the sea level rise could be 50 metres. Then there's the Greenland ice sheet, which could contribute a few more metres in the mix.

    At what point will governments actually start to do something? The UK government is going in the opposite direction!

    #climatechange
    #antarcticicesheet
    #toriesdestroyingtheplanet

  32. In the past couple of months I've seen several reports that suggest that the dramatic rediction of sea ice around Antarctica will accelerate the collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet, which will melt and slide into the sea, raising sea level by 5 metres. This is probably inevitable even if we hit net zero next week - it's locked in and will happen this century, but possible a lot sooner in the worst case scenario. Who would bet against the worst case scenario, given the current year)? If we immediately start drastically reducing emissions, we might avert the collapse of the East Antarctic ice sheet... if that goes completely, the sea level rise could be 50 metres. Then there's the Greenland ice sheet, which could contribute a few more metres in the mix.

    At what point will governments actually start to do something? The UK government is going in the opposite direction!

    #climatechange
    #antarcticicesheet
    #toriesdestroyingtheplanet

  33. In the past couple of months I've seen several reports that suggest that the dramatic rediction of sea ice around Antarctica will accelerate the collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet, which will melt and slide into the sea, raising sea level by 5 metres. This is probably inevitable even if we hit net zero next week - it's locked in and will happen this century, but possible a lot sooner in the worst case scenario. Who would bet against the worst case scenario, given the current year)? If we immediately start drastically reducing emissions, we might avert the collapse of the East Antarctic ice sheet... if that goes completely, the sea level rise could be 50 metres. Then there's the Greenland ice sheet, which could contribute a few more metres in the mix.

    At what point will governments actually start to do something? The UK government is going in the opposite direction!

    #climatechange
    #antarcticicesheet
    #toriesdestroyingtheplanet

  34. In the past couple of months I've seen several reports that suggest that the dramatic rediction of sea ice around Antarctica will accelerate the collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet, which will melt and slide into the sea, raising sea level by 5 metres. This is probably inevitable even if we hit net zero next week - it's locked in and will happen this century, but possible a lot sooner in the worst case scenario. Who would bet against the worst case scenario, given the current year)? If we immediately start drastically reducing emissions, we might avert the collapse of the East Antarctic ice sheet... if that goes completely, the sea level rise could be 50 metres. Then there's the Greenland ice sheet, which could contribute a few more metres in the mix.

    At what point will governments actually start to do something? The UK government is going in the opposite direction!

    #climatechange
    #antarcticicesheet
    #toriesdestroyingtheplanet

  35. Great background interview on our new two-part study on the present and future stability of the #AntarcticIceSheet with the two fantastic lead authors Ronja Reese and Emily Hill! Give it a read 👇

    blogs.egu.eu/geolog/2023/09/22

    The study is open-access and can be found here:

    Part 1: tc.copernicus.org/articles/17/
    Part 2: tc.copernicus.org/articles/17/

  36. Great background interview on our new two-part study on the present and future stability of the #AntarcticIceSheet with the two fantastic lead authors Ronja Reese and Emily Hill! Give it a read 👇

    blogs.egu.eu/geolog/2023/09/22

    The study is open-access and can be found here:

    Part 1: tc.copernicus.org/articles/17/
    Part 2: tc.copernicus.org/articles/17/

  37. Great background interview on our new two-part study on the present and future stability of the #AntarcticIceSheet with the two fantastic lead authors Ronja Reese and Emily Hill! Give it a read 👇

    blogs.egu.eu/geolog/2023/09/22

    The study is open-access and can be found here:

    Part 1: tc.copernicus.org/articles/17/
    Part 2: tc.copernicus.org/articles/17/

  38. Great background interview on our new two-part study on the present and future stability of the #AntarcticIceSheet with the two fantastic lead authors Ronja Reese and Emily Hill! Give it a read 👇

    blogs.egu.eu/geolog/2023/09/22

    The study is open-access and can be found here:

    Part 1: tc.copernicus.org/articles/17/
    Part 2: tc.copernicus.org/articles/17/

  39. Great background interview on our new two-part study on the present and future stability of the #AntarcticIceSheet with the two fantastic lead authors Ronja Reese and Emily Hill! Give it a read 👇

    blogs.egu.eu/geolog/2023/09/22

    The study is open-access and can be found here:

    Part 1: tc.copernicus.org/articles/17/
    Part 2: tc.copernicus.org/articles/17/

  40. More exciting stuff coming up at #EGU23 @EuroGeosciences today:

    “Has the (West) Antarctic Ice Sheet already tipped?”

    Don’t miss the talk by @RonjaReese, if you get the chance.

    🕓 09:15–09:25 CEST
    📍 EGU Room L3 (green)
    👉meetingorganizer.copernicus.or

    #AntarcticIceSheet #Antarctica #IceSheets #tippingpoints #climatechange #EGU

  41. More exciting stuff coming up at #EGU23 @EuroGeosciences today:

    “Has the (West) Antarctic Ice Sheet already tipped?”

    Don’t miss the talk by @RonjaReese, if you get the chance.

    🕓 09:15–09:25 CEST
    📍 EGU Room L3 (green)
    👉meetingorganizer.copernicus.or

    #AntarcticIceSheet #Antarctica #IceSheets #tippingpoints #climatechange #EGU