Happy #AntarcticaDay! 🇦🇶♥️❄

Water, water everywhere! UMN Climate Adaptation Partnership & CFANS postdoc @katerina_gonz talks w/ Scientific American about the wet weather extremes in California -- and the imperative to prepare. 👇🌧️

Register today to present at the 2023 Earth Student Research Symposium co-hosted by Earth and Environmental Sciences, UMN-Twin Cities and Soil, Water, & Climate! Abstracts due March 1st. #UMNEarthSRS Registration: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… General information: sites.google.com/view/umnearths…

As our first day comes to a close, we owe you a bit of an update. In a word: incredible. In only about 12 hours, more than 1,700 graduate workers signed a union card to affirm our demand for fair working conditions at the University of Minnesota.

Stoked to share my paper on #atmosphericrivers in #WestAntarctica and their impacts on snowfall and melt! We use observations, reanalysis, and firn modeling to examine an AR family (series of 3 ARs) that occurred over #ThwaitesGlacier in February 2020! tc.copernicus.org/articles/17/86…

🚨Please help distribute to your networks - we're looking for a diverse set of nominations! AGU Cryosphere awards are due April 12th! Nominate scientists for our 2 section awards and AGU Fellows. If you need help with a nomination, click here: forms.gle/zvYDqyW6DxxYYa…

IT'S THE POST YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR: UMN GRADUATE WORKERS HAVE A UNION! We won 2487 yes votes to 70 no- that's 97% in favor of a union! The hard work of countless graduate workers pays off!

Announcing Brent Williams as the next head of @UMNSWAC. "Working together we can help to ensure sustainable resource management, healthy soils, clean water and air, while still meeting the growing agricultural and other development demands." Learn more: swac.umn.edu/news/introduci…

New research article: Change in Antarctic ice shelf area from 2009 to 2019 doi.org/10.5194/tc-17-…

Really great piece of work led by Julia Andreasen "a comprehensive dataset of change in ice shelf area on 34 Antarctica ice shelves over the last decade" tc.copernicus.org/articles/17/20…

Excited to share my paper on annual Antarctic ice shelf change! Through satellite imagery, we provide a comprehensive assessment of ice front migration across the continent 🇦🇶❄️🧊 tc.copernicus.org/articles/17/20… special thanks to #AnnaHogg SENSE Earth Observation CDT and Heather Selley

A morning visit from whitesaddleair.com, trading empty core tubes and fuel for 45 m of ice headed straight to the freezer!

Combatant Col and the ice coring team as seen by the Hakai Institute University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) Airborne Coastal Observatory -ACO on 26 June, 2023. Mt Waddington for scale...

Happy #FieldWorkFriday to Combatant Col ice coring team. Probably one of the best groups I've had the privilege to do field work with. The students were amazing and a great testament to the future of cryospheric science. U all rock!

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 👇🏼👇🏼

This was an exciting research project to be part of. Thanks to @icy_pete Julia Andreasen @US_IceDrilling Hakai Institute for this opportunity. On a B.C. glacier, researchers unearth climate history frozen in time /via The Globe and Mail theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

💡New paper alert!💡 I'm thrilled to share that paper #2 of my PhD is now published in JGR Earth Surface! doi.org/10.1029/2024JF… If you're interested in subglacial lakes, grounding zone dynamics and what happens beneath the margins of the Antarctic ice sheet - read on! 🧵👇

Excited to share this new work from a great collaborative team: nature.com/articles/s4156… Read more about how human pollution is altering atmospheric chemistry here: phys.org/news/2024-09-i…

Has your science ever been twisted, misrepresented, or taken wildly out of context? My latest Eos article dives into how I navigated this whirlwind—and what it taught me. Check it out (published this morning)!