Under global warming, tipping elements in the Earth system can destabilize each other and eventually lead to climate domino collapse effects. The ice sheets on Greenland and West Antarctica are potential starting points for tipping… Read More »Tipping points can destabilize each other, leading to climate domino collapse effects
Discussing whether the Pine Island Glacier has crossed the tipping points that will lead to multi-metre sea-level rise.
Professor Keith makes the case for solar geoengineering research as a just way to approach the climate emergency
Is there a new Arctic climate feedback mechanism? Jennifer Francis thinks there is.
Zack Labe discusses the Arctic region of the Laptev Sea
Meteorologist Scott Duncan: how weather data is used to inform the public & organisations we rely on against the worst of life’s low-probability high-impact events
Secretary-General of ICOS – The Integrated Carbon Observation System, Dr. Habil. Werner L. Kutsch.
Satellite technology expert discusses how they use data to save lives
Climate scientist discusses new findings from climate models on how the AMOC is interacting with the North Atlantic Gyre and what this means for regional climate changes
UK Met Office Chief Exec Professor Penny Endersby discusses climate modelling ambitions and limits
IPCC expert reviewer, Dr Peter Carter, is the Director of the Climate Emergency Institute based in Canada. Carter said: “What is happening to prevent these forest fires, droughts, severe storms, powerful hurricanes, floods? What is… Read More »Dr. Peter Carter: summarising the lack of “climate emergency” at #COP25
The European Commission’s Copernicus programme also attended this year’s COP in Katowice, Poland, and organised a number of activities at the EU Pavilion. Organised jointly by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship… Read More »Satellite data presentation: Copernicus Climate Change Service
