Last week, we returned from a fantastic field trip to the Alps ⛰️with 17 MSc Geography students #Entlebuch, #RhoneValley, #Flims, #Kaunertal, #Inntal, #Salzachtal. Big thanks👏to Anna Rudloff, Stefan Haselberger, Michaela Gasser Mark, Ingo Hartmeyer, and to the real Marc Ostermann.
Screenshot from polarportal.dk, a website that makes research on the Arctic research conducted by Danish institutions available to the public and researchers. The image shows Greenland in tan and the Greenland Ice Sheet in red and white. The red part indicates melting and covers all except about 20% in the northeast, which is roughly the area higher than 2500 m above Se level. Below the map is a chart that compares 2025 melting to the 1981-2010 average. The average melting peaks in mid-July at about 35%. For the last few days, melting has occurred over roughly 80% of the area of Greenland, with a maximum melt area of 80.6% on 24 July 2025. This is the highest value in our dataset, which starts in 1981.
Melting over 80.6% of the area of the Greenland Ice Sheet. This is the highest value in our data set, which starts in 1981.
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The #PriorityProgramme "On the Way to the Fluvial Anthroposphere" invites proposals from archaeology, the geosciences and history that use multidisciplinary and cutting-edge methodological approaches for its 2nd funding period. Deadline: 20 June 2025. More information: www.dfg.de/de/aktuelles...
🔴The #StateOfClimate report, released today, reveals key climate change indicators again reached record levels in 2024.
Check out the full report: wmo.int/publication-...
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Hello Bluesky! EGU is pleased to be able to activate our account here, and share all the exciting news about the upcoming General Assembly: #EGU25, our #OpenAccess publications and more! Several of our Divisions will be making the move over from Twitter/X too, so keep an eye out for your favourites!
