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One Antarctic glacier, now expected to raise global sea level by 3 cm this century, and a lot more after that.
https://phys.org/news/2026-10-thwaites-glacier-contribute-sea-previously.html

Thwaites Glacier could contribute twice as much sea-level rise as previously projected
A new ice sheet model developed by glaciologists at the University of California, Irvine and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory projects that the melting of Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica will contribute up to 30 millimeters (1.2 inches) of sea level rise by 2100—twice previous estimates—even without additional climate warming.

The afternoon session at the Danish climate symposium is on the very relevant subject of Arctic security and climate change, including launch of this report on the Greenland perspective of climate and security
#ClimateChange #Arctic #ArcticSecurity
https://pavlinakolouskova.paperturn-view.com/klimaforandringer-og-sikkerhed-i-arktis

Climate change is awesome. Maybe the jellyfish can eat all the billionaires.
Jellyfish swarms drive swimmers from Delaware beaches
#ClimateChange

Good explanation of El Niño and La Niña.
#elNino #lanina #climate #climatechange

Want to hear about our wonderful ESA Earth Observation Data Users PISCO* project?
Together with my ace collaborators: Tabea Rettelbach from DTU Space, Priscilla Mooney of NORCE Research Norwegian Meteorological Institute's Oskar Landgren - we'll be exploring how bringing together Earth Observation data with climate models can lead to real progress in understanding changing ice sheets in a changing climate..
Join us on Monday (and in the back catalogue forever?) to hear more
*Processes for ice sheets in climate models and earth observation
#ClimateChange #EarthObservation #PISCO #NCKF
https://climate.esa.int/en/climate-change-initiative-training/webinars/

The Danish #ClimateAtlas is now extended to cover the oceans. Great talk by #KlimaAtlas supremo Mark Payne on what is shows, why it's important and how Denmark can use it to plan for #ClimateChange impacts.
#DKklima #ClimateImpacts #ClimateAdaptation

This morning the Danish climate symposium is kicking off with a session on the oceans and climate in Denmark. A very eye-opening piece by the Ocean institute based on my ace colleague Mark Payne's work on the #KlimaAtlas which this year has been extended to the seas around Denmark. A very large increase in marine heatwaves and too many nutrients has led to terrible water quality #iltsvind
#DKklima #ClimateChange #MarineHeatwaves #NCKF #DMI #ClimateScience