The story of my lifetime.

Announced earlier today, Carbon dioxide levels measured at NOAA’s Mauna Loa Atmospheric Baseline Observatory peaked at 423 parts per million in May, continuing a steady climb further into territory not seen for millions of years. climate.gov/news-features/…

A selection of climate data graphs from my Twitter feed this morning. It's shaping up to be an interesting year. Oh, and by the way, there's a strong El Niño on the way. Graphs from tweets posted by @kevpluck Mark Parrington Brian McNoldy and Dr Thomas Smith 🔥🌏

Interesting thoughts about UK, science and the space sector. Adrian McDonald

Is #NewZealand #Aotearoa suffering from its first #climatechange driven #recession?

A major #seaice minimum in the #SouthernOcean and an extreme ocean warming event in the North Atlantic. These regions drive global ocean circulation. We have entered dangerous and uncharted waters. The time for #climate action was yesterday. #ClimateEmergency #aotearoa

The White Cliffs of Dover - illuminated for #ShowYourStripes day. The UK is warming. Start a conversation about climate change.

Yesterday I had my PhD Oral Examination, and it was a success. I wanted to thank my supervisors @WolfgangRack, Heather Purdie and Oliver Marsh for their constant support these last 4 years! More info on the research is in the links: bit.ly/3qO1ALp and bit.ly/3Pv127w

Update of humanity's energy supply through 2022. Despite the continued growth of wind & solar, the fraction of energy from fossil fuels remains nearly unchanged at 78%. 😠 We have yet to really begin the rapid energy transition that Paris Agreement climate targets demand.

Greenland melt punching off the charts Thomas Mote National Snow and Ice Data Center

It finally happened, breaking 5 sigma, the same statistical threshold physicists used to prove the existence of the Higgs boson. At 2,700,000 km² below the 1991-2020 mean, Antarctic sea ice extent was 5.14σ below the mean, roughly a 1-in-7,400,000 chance.

OSINT analyst uses the OpenStreetMap Overpass API to pin down his target’s location to within a meter using only clues spotted in the background of her selfie video

⚠️Insólita Lluvia 🌧️(no Nieve) hoy Julio 2 en la Península #Antartica👇 Evento (monitoreado in situ con un globo meteorológico) fue causado por el arribo de un #RioAtmosférico, q además elevó la temperatura en nuestra posición en la isla ReyJorge a +4°C🔥(casi 9°C sobre típicos)

I've seen this graphic a lot, but it is still surprising every time it gets updated. The global ocean surface is currently far outside the range of previous years.

Information from COMNAP Member program British Antarctic Survey 🐧 about another impact related to Antarctic sea ice loss… not good news! Who wants to live in a world without ice… not me, and look at the affect sea ice loss has on penguins.

Excited to see the first paper of my PhD published today! (does this make me a real scientist now? 🥹) We used ICESat-2 to measure up to 15 km (!) tidal grounding line migration on the Ronne Ice Shelf, and found 4 different modes of migration! Check it out here 👇🏼👇🏼

Mind blown by how we can use radar to probe the ice sheet. Nick Holschuh's swath method enables unprecedented bed-mapping. Here, Andrew Hoffman leads our use of those data at Hercules Dome to infer ice-sheet processes at geologic timescales. Stunning. nature.com/articles/s4156…

Thanks, Bertie Miles and Jenny Arthur, for inviting me to collaborate on this fun article!

At least 51 people have died in the fires that have engulfed the city of Viña del Mar in Chile. Current fires as seen by VIIRS data go.nasa.gov/47Yp6oR #NASAWorldview

Landfast sea ice mechanically strengthens floating ice tongues and makes them bend less with ocean tides. Less fast ice in future = unstable ice tongues? Great article by Rodrigo Gómez Fell et al t.ly/a3QZ4 ❄️🌊