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Periods of volcanism in Earth's history disrupted the functioning of vegetation and thus led to failure of climate regulating mechanisms for millions of years.
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#Volcanos
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Wir könnten 2023 das 1.5°C Ziel erstmal überschreiten.
Wo wir 2050 oder 2100 enden, ist unsicher. Was wir jedoch heute tun können, um auf Kurs zu kommen, ist klar.
Es ist kein Problem von Technologie und Geld, sondern eine Frage der Umsetzung.
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Analysis: Which countries are historically responsible for climate change? | @drsimevans @tomoprater #CBarchive
Read: bit.ly/3PYlcGI
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Its hard to overstate just how exceptionally high global temperatures are at the moment. They have blown past anything we've previously experienced by a huge margin.
Over at The Climate Brink, we try and visualize this summer of extremes in seven charts. theclimatebrink.com/p/visual…
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MAJOR UPDATE: All planetary boundaries are assessed, and six are crossed.
For the first time ever, scientists have quantified all nine planetary boundaries. Six of them are already transgressed and we are increasing pressure on the others.
Read more: buff.ly/45Ps1QG
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Wie war das jetzt wieder mit der Kindergefährdung durch Dragqueen-Vorlesungen, Andreas Glarner, Junge SVP?
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"We cannot let the oil companies, the gas companies, and petro states tell us what is permissible," @algore
There is no time to wait. #ActOnClimate
#climate #energy #renewables #GreenNewDeal
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Average incomes in Sweden have doubled while CO2 emissions have halved.
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The IPCC’s latest report, simply explained in one graph
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#ipcc #climatechange #netzero #borrowedtime
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Holy shit.... check out this - landslide - breaching video! Keep watching! youtu.be/xhLew-dqPGA – at Walkington, England
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Video by Fredrik Holm & Amy Clifton shows rockfalls during M5.4 #quake in #Iceland #Reykjanes peninsula. This spot is 1.5km E of quake center, 1km S (behind the ridge) from shallow magma dike under observation where a #volcano may emerge.
youtube.com/watch?v=q_evPvNc… #geology
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Meet @RecogniceNow, the first non-profit organization in the RocketHub! 🚀Their objective is to raise awareness on the presence & crucial role of the #cyrosphere, the frozen water parts of our planet, by educating & supporting its maintenance and restoration. ❄️🧊#rockethubticker
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Are you within the 47% of postgraduate students? Check out this wonderful poster by @ZJAyres and the #100voices, #AcademicChatter about #mentalhealth
@academicvoices @UZH_Science @ETH
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Our latest #JGR paper is out! Investigating #landslide predisposition in the Himalaya of #Bhutan applying kinematic analyses on our optical and #InSAR landslide inventories and a new map of geological structures. agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.…

ALT Modified from figures in the paper. Left: a new structural inventory for NW Bhutan based on remote sensing data, inset showing length distribution of fault traces. Top right: the curves represent the probabilistic kinematic analysis for structures found in one area domain, purple colours show 2D density of landslide aspect and slope angle in the domain. This indicates that structures influence landslide occurrence. Bottom right: landslide size distribution for our optical and InSAR inventories.
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Du Grand Nord à la Suisse, le pèlerin des glaciers letemps.ch/video/suisse/gran…
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Recognice what's behind... the dramatic collapse of Turtmann Glacier! Check out our first animated video and read the blog!
youtube.com/watch?v=N8ow7wuD…
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