Thanks EGU Cryosphere, this is super useful for icy people at #EGU22 ❄️❄️❄️ Looking forward to the first day of 5-minute madness! #EGU22_CR

I'm speaking at 9:46 today in CR4.1, Room L3 on Cordilleran Ice Sheet stability during last deglaciation 🏔️🏔️ #EGU22 #EGU22_CR meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU22/EGU22-28…

Good morning #EGU22_CR attendees 🌅 Here is your handy cryo-schedule for Day 2 (Tuesday)! We'll be pinning these on our profile at 7am each day. Please download/RT/share!🗓 Pro tip: sharing this schedule with someone is a great way to start a conversation! 💬

First paper from the NEGIS project is now in The Cryosphere for discussion! Comments welcomed. Great job by an amazing team James Smith Louise Callard Dave Roberts Mike Bentley Erin McClymont MariaLSanchez-Montes Christopher Darvill and many more!

2022 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine to Svante Pääbo for work on hominin genomics and human evolution. Incredible achievement and great to see Quaternary Science on one of the biggest stages!

Warm Atlantic Intermediate Water found proximal to the 79N grounding line! New discussion paper from NEGIS in The Cryosphere Led by Mike Bentley with James Smith Margaret Lindeman Christopher Darvill Fiamma Straneo Stewart Jamieson Dave Roberts and more

New in #GEO: 'Geography and environment: A time of change' by Karen Bickerstaff (ExeterGeography), Christopher Darvill (Manchester Geography), Laurie Parsons (RHULGeography), and Le Yu (Tsinghua University). #openaccess orlo.uk/u2gOy

Geo is re-launching today! The new Geo will push the envelope of environmental scholarship Breaking new intellectual ground and building new communities We'll be an inclusive space for leading scholars + emerging voices to shed new light on pressing environmental problems

In search of radical new environmental thinking, Geo encourages submissions around key emerging themes, developed by leading scholars Our first 3 Geo Themes are: - Decolonising Climate Geography - Climate Change, AI and Sustainability - Geographies of Energy Futures

Our 1st Geo theme - Decolonising Climate Geography - will illuminate the colonial logics of race and gender that underpin the global economy, it will amplify marginalised voices in climate science and policy It is led by: Prof. Farhana Sultana, Kathryn Yusoff and Miriam Gay Antaki

Our 2nd Geo Theme - Climate Change, AI and Sustainability - will address how environmental uncertainty and technological change are re-writing the rules of the human project, led by: Professor Mark Maslin 𝕏 🙄, James Dyke, Eric Nost, Ruth Machen, Jenny Goldstein and Dr. Luis F. Alvarez León

Our 3rd Geo Theme - Geographies of Energy Futures - examines the geographical implications of the changing material, social and political landscapes that surround transforming energy systems It will be led by: Catherine Butler, Peter J Forman and Ankit Kumar

These themes are only the start More themes will follow and we are actively on the lookout for further emerging themes in Geography If you would like to foreground a cutting edge area of environmental geography, we want to hear from you!

For more information on the all new Geo, the type of submissions we encourage – and our mission to foster an inclusive, critical space for environmental geographers, check out our editorial statement here: rgs-ibg.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…