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Brilliant to see this paper out by the @NEGIS_Durham team rdcu.be/eUWMI Work offshore revealing how ocean warming triggered ice shelf collapse & large-scale retreat of the Northeast Greenland Ice Stream @GeogDurham @NCL_Geography
Start of the L3 BSc Geography field trip to Iceland. Beautiful day at Skalafelsjokull exploring the subglacial realm. @GeogDurham @durham_uni
Dave Roberts retweeted
New data constraining shelf edge glaciation in NE Greenland & exploring rates of ice sheet retreat. doi.org/10.1016/j.quascirev.…
Understanding the behaviour of NE sector of GrIS is critical with respect to future ice/ocean interaction @GeogDurham @PalaeoLou @shelfyice @BBCScienceNews
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New data constraining the history of the Greenland Ice Sheet (GrIS) & helping to contextualise future GrIS response to climate change. Work from the @NEGIS_Durham team with great support from AWI colleagues and the Polarstern @GeogDurham doi.org/10.1016/j.quascirev.…
New data constraining the history of the Greenland Ice Sheet (GrIS) & helping to contextualise future GrIS response to climate change. Work from the @NEGIS_Durham team with great support from AWI colleagues and the Polarstern @GeogDurham doi.org/10.1016/j.quascirev.…
Prof Henry Lamb receiving his Honourary Membership of the @QuaternaryRA_UK at the QRA ADM in Newcastle today. Congratulations Henry.
Fantastic to see Prof Jan Piotrowski get the @QuaternaryRA_UK James Croll medal today. It all started with #drumlins apparently!
Dave Roberts retweeted
The 1st circular for the @igsoc Symposium on Ice Streams & Outlet Glaciers @GeogDurham is out now! We have some fantastic invited speakers lined up & will release more details about submission & registration soon. Learn more & register your interest here: igsoc.org/event/ice-streams-…
L3 fieldtrip to Iceland this week has been 'eventful' to say the least, but what a great bunch of students and staff. As ever, Iceland never fails to burn a hole in your visual cortex @GeogDurham @durham_uni
Started a bit of an office clear out today. Stumbled across this gem, 'The 2nd Meeting of the Subglacial Working Group' Oct 1994. Some very interesting 'official' commentary accompanying the Saturday itinerary. I also wonder if the 4.00 slot was the infamous Rea single overhead..
#KangGlac project…. On the way home now but a quick thank you to lots of amazing people.
To the team at @GeogDurham who helped us prepare for Greenland. To the @durham_uni team especially Catherine Chichard/Procurement, Jim Manley/Insurance, Rachel Clark + Sara Clasper in Legal
To the onshore team of @glaciologytim , Iain Rudkin, Blair Fyffe, Lev Tarasov, Jonjo Knott and Brice Rea who gave their time and energy in the field and provided superb support and ‘blackjack’ fun.
To the PI’s Colm and Kelly who gave their time and energy to run the project and all the Co-I’s, post-docs and PhD students who made cruise SD041 an amazing cruise. Thank you #KangGlac
#Glaciersonbeaches .... Definitely a future research direction @glaciologytim. East Greenland, and the Blosseville coast in particular, is truly extraordinary #KangGlac project @GeogDurham @BAS_News
Lots of different #glaciallandscapes in and around Kangerlussuaq fjord yesterday #KangGlac project. A remarkable range of glaciers 'feeling' the climate in different ways @GeogDurham @BAS_News
Chasing the #marinelimit and cosmo exposure ages at opposite ends of Kangerlussuaq fjord this week #KangGlac project @GeogDurham @durham_uni @BAS_News
Sad to report the @NEGIS_Durham and #KangGlac project expedition watch has met its end in the #RRSSirDavidAttenborough washing machine and tumble dryer....alas
Amazing last week in SE Greenland on the #KangGlac project trying to reconstruct ice sheet history over the last 20,000 yrs @GeogDurham @BAS_News
