Arctic conferencing in times of corona With much of the world in lockdown and the potentially lethal corona virus dominating the agenda, it is easy to become distracted from other important issues – such as climate change in the Arctic.…

Arctic conferencing in times of coronavia @iceblogger @arcticchange1 #ASSW2020 #ArcticChange #corona

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#ASSW2020 Hajo Eicken @IARC_Alaska flags next week's #Arctic Observing Summit. Looking forward to discussions of linking local observations with global and especially satellite.

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2020 – Crunch time – or squelch time – for the Arctic? I would love to be looking forward to the 2020s as the decade when the Arctic as we have known it will be saved; climate change decisively halted; emissions will peak; fossil fuels become true foss…

#ASSW2020 confirms my worst expectations so far, I'm afraid. Following online in times of #Covid19 2020 – Crunch time – or squelch time - for the Arctic?via @iceblogger Things are not getting any easier. At least we have digital communication.

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#ASSW2020 @AMAP_Arctic sums it up: Volume of #Arctic #seaice present in month of September has declined by 75% since 1979. Staggering, I find. So let's not be distracted by slight year-on-year differences. The trend is way too clear. #ClimateEmergency @PolarBears @JournalPolar

#ASSW2020 @IARC_Alaska sea ice expert Hajo Eicken: variability and long-term trends in #seaice change occurring in time scales much more rapid than we're used to from sustainability and governance perspective. #Arctic

Climate change and anthropogenic stressors - the challenges of our times. Indeed, Sunna Björk Ragnarsdóttir. #ASSW2020 #Arctic #Climate

Unfortunately still huge gap between #indigenous knowledge holders and social- and other scientists says Tatiana Degai. #ASSW2020 #Arctic

#ASSW2020 Apart from Moderator @hugueslantuit , it's an all-female panel on Changes to #Arctic Coastal Social-Ecological Systems #womenpower. Thanks!!

#ASSW2020 Can't be in Akureyri, but next best thing for now is the virtual conference. Megan Sheremata on learning from indigenous peoples. Panel is on Changes to #Arctic Coastal Social-Ecological Systems.