INTJ snow & ice climatologist, contemplating Greenland, Arctic and global climate issues.

Copenhagen
Joined October 2008
Epiphany: enviro-twitter only lists problems… doesn’t work. The point need be solutions!
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I graduated from self loathing doomer to pragmatist…not gonna wait around for humanly to miraculously become not retarded
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Austria has about -30% less electricity from water power, this is massive. Less run off and a bigger atmospheric thirst should trigger a serious discussions here in central europe. No it does not all we got is the usual political muppet farce.
Nein, das ist kein Berg in irgendeiner Wüste. Das ist das Matterhorn am 27. September 2026. Via Niko Froitzheim
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#Krakatau: il video di un peschereccio a due passi dal vulcano alle prese con una fitta ricaduta di cenere e lapilli. Negli ultimi 10 secondi si intravede anche la colonna eruttiva prodotta dall'attività esplosiva.
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The most explosive volcanic eruptions can put sufficient sulphur dioxide into the lower stratosphere that shades the surface and has a cooling effect on climate
#Krakatoa: The Eruption of Anak Krakatau continues with ash emissions rising up to 50k ft (15.2km).
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Welcome news and keep in mind the spectre of Jevon
Der Beitrag der Solarenergie überschritt im Mai 2026 in Kalifornien (USA) erstmals 50 Prozent der Stromerzeugung, 14 Jahre vorher waren es gerade mal 1 Prozent.
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Warmer climate, more surface evaporation on top of average increasing precipitation, surface and forest drying, more convective clouds, more lightning ⚡️ ignition of fires 🔥, a real physics connection of warming with fire doi.org/10.1038/nclimate3329
Impressive NASA visualization showing the extensive transport of wildfire smoke from Canada and the western U.S. from mid-July to August 5th. Smoke intensity and movement are depicted using NASA’s GEOS-CAM modeling system.
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at this late-ish stage in the 2026 melt season, @PromiceGL measurements indicate the Greenland ice sheet has had a slightly less lossy year than average, and still losing 100 Gigatones of ice, more than all the ice in the European Alps
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🚨 For only the second time in history, summer skiing has come to an end on Plateau Rosa The extraordinary glacier and ski area, accessible from Cervinia in Italy 🇮🇹 and Zermatt in Switzerland 🇨🇭, has been devastated by extreme heat An infinite sadness
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The Vinnland flag is a Nordic cross flag designed by American gothic metal band Type O Negative 💚
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gladly for a global rising sea level, summer snowfall to Greenland has subdued Greenland ice sheet mass loss this season. 🧵 1/n
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To say ‘But there were ice ages and climate cycles’ does not contradict that humans have become drivers of global climate perturbation
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Heatwave Hot take… planetarysunshade.org/ I’m not saying it will be easy nor cheap. I’m saying that as long as humanity does not self destruct in the next decades, I say humans will go for this option. And, they’ll do SAI in transition. 🤷
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I’m pro AC! Abundant energy is key for human development. The question is how marginalised will ecosystems become as humans inevitably climb the energy scale?
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Yes, high temperatures happen in summer and temperature records are set as climate warms.
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Climate heating from excess infrared trapping gas reduces reflectivity across the arctic leading to more solar surface heating. The arctic warming faster than the mid latitudes reduces the speed of the polar vortex, allowing it to meander more. Thus, highly amplified waves can be caused by excessive co2.
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It is a fact: HIGHEST TEMPERATURE EVER MEASURED IN DENMARK: 36.6 C in Beldringe is the highest temperature ever measured in Denmark, breaking the old record of 36.4 C from August 10th 1975
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