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Merry KIS-mas from the SWAIS2C on-ice team, who are spending a white Christmas at their deep-field research camp at KIS3 on Antarctica's Ross Ice Shelf! If you look closely you might spot Co-Chief Scientist Richard Levy (GNS and Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington).

What’s it like camping on the snow in Antarctica? Check out SWAIS2C Downhole Logger Arne Ulfer’s tent tour! The team, including Co-Chief Scientist Richard Levy (GNS and Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington) lived in tents at their Ross Ice Shelf research camp this summer 👉 bit.ly/3ZbQHkh

Our 33-year joint GNS-NIWA atmospheric radiocarbon record has enabled a groundbreaking study that has tracked long-term changes in the atmosphere’s “self-cleaning” capacity – and reveals methane emissions may be rising faster than previously assumed 👉theconversation.com/the-atmosphere…

Our Drive it Down! project is set to inspire young minds to grapple with key climate change concepts and take action on their emissions. Science Learning Hub has released our climate teaching resources, helping us reach students and teachers across Aotearoa 👉 gns.cri.nz/news/driving-s…

Principal Scientist Dr Simon Cox’s innovative research into the impact of sea-level rise on groundwater and related hazards in South Dunedin is informing risk assessments and adaptation planning for the city. Great to see this important work featured in Earth's Future!

Laser tech on subsea cables is being trialled to detect tsunamis in the SW Pacific. This innovative approach is tantamount to having 70 additional sensors lined up like infantry on the seafloor poised to alert tsunami threats. Read the full story👇 f.mtr.cool/qjfbhwdlbm

South Dunedin’s flood risk has been in the media spotlight. Much of the science underpinning these risk assessments comes from research led by GNS’s Simon Cox, recently featured in EOS eos.org/research-spotl… 📷Hannah Harland /South Dunedin Futures Programme, Dunedin City Council