@FFF_SAJ @KambojAnanya @AaravSeth_ @Climate_Action @D_edufeminist @ECOWARRIORSS @ecotutu @KabilaObbo @Living4Earth @nextbluestories @onjolo_kenya @SaleemulHuq @SDGS4GOOD @tuulia_reponen @the_ecofeminist The Trajectory Towards a Seasonally Ice-Free Arctic
@DiabloI45354676 @Notforcorpo @dafsio @aqqandy @jakubwiech Gdzie Rzym a gdzie Krym... Proszę sobie porównać ile jest lądolodu na półkuli północnej a ile na południowej. I nie... Od tego lądolód jakoś szczególnie nie zależy. Dlatego mówi się o biegunie pół
RT @ClimateBen: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature has risen by slightly below 2C, the Arctic Ocean is expected to be on average nearl…
RT @ClimateBen: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature has risen by slightly below 2C, the Arctic Ocean is expected to be on average nearl…
RT @ZLabe: + (15 – Review paper) https://t.co/AJMWdl99AL + (15 – CMIP5 regional extent) https://t.co/Ex74ijuLLq + (16 – CESM-LE extent) htt…
+ (15 – Review paper) https://t.co/AJMWdl99AL + (15 – CMIP5 regional extent) https://t.co/Ex74ijuLLq + (16 – CESM-LE extent) https://t.co/3sQxMQE770 + (17 – 1.5°C scenario) https://t.co/rJGsJmMHfp + (18 – Review paper) https://t.co/ZaLVbfTQp2
However, trends in sea ice concentration are still confined to the outer edges of the #Arctic Ocean in spring. The largest declines are around the Barents Sea. [Sea ice concentration = fraction of ice-cover (observed by satellite) For more information: ht
However, trends in sea ice concentration are confined to the outer edges of the #Arctic Ocean in winter. Losses of concentration are smallest in March and April. [Sea ice concentration = fraction of ice-cover (observed by satellite) For more information:
'As soon as the global-mean temperature has risen by slightly below 2 ∘C, the Arctic Ocean is expected to be on average nearly ice-free during September.' (2018) https://t.co/eRigpy9spc
RT @ClimateBen: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature has risen by slightly below 2C, the Arctic Ocean is expected to be on average nearl…
@Tony__Heller @SierraClub He's still pushing that stone up a hill. https://t.co/XCHRoN7c1r
RT @PaulHBeckwith: The trajectory towards a seasonally ice-free Arctic ocean https://t.co/lSk2HRvsDQ #climatechange #climate #Arctic #glo…
RT @PaulHBeckwith: The trajectory towards a seasonally ice-free Arctic ocean https://t.co/lSk2HRvsDQ #climatechange #climate #Arctic #glo…
RT @PaulHBeckwith: The trajectory towards a seasonally ice-free Arctic ocean https://t.co/lSk2HRvsDQ #climatechange #climate #Arctic #glo…
The trajectory towards a seasonally ice-free Arctic ocean https://t.co/lSk2HRvsDQ #climatechange #climate #Arctic #globalwarming #climateemergency #Fridaysforclimate
RT @ClimateBen: A robust relationship between Arctic sea-ice coverage and global-mean temperature: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature…
RT @ClimateBen: I think a number of climate scientists consider the disappearance of summer Arctic sea ice as relatively unlikely before 20…
RT @ClimateBen: I think a number of climate scientists consider the disappearance of summer Arctic sea ice as relatively unlikely before 20…
RT @ClimateBen: I think a number of climate scientists consider the disappearance of summer Arctic sea ice as relatively unlikely before 20…
RT @ClimateBen: I think a number of climate scientists consider the disappearance of summer Arctic sea ice as relatively unlikely before 20…
RT @ClimateBen: A robust relationship between Arctic sea-ice coverage and global-mean temperature: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature…
RT @ClimateBen: A robust relationship between Arctic sea-ice coverage and global-mean temperature: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature…
RT @ClimateBen: A robust relationship between Arctic sea-ice coverage and global-mean temperature: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature…
RT @ClimateBen: A robust relationship between Arctic sea-ice coverage and global-mean temperature: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature…
RT @ClimateBen: I think a number of climate scientists consider the disappearance of summer Arctic sea ice as relatively unlikely before 20…
RT @ClimateBen: I think a number of climate scientists consider the disappearance of summer Arctic sea ice as relatively unlikely before 20…
RT @ClimateBen: I think a number of climate scientists consider the disappearance of summer Arctic sea ice as relatively unlikely before 20…
The Arctic itself is warming 3X faster than the global average. The Chukchi and Bering Seas were largely ice-free in 2019. https://t.co/Rx3Of3Oxei
RT @ClimateBen: I think a number of climate scientists consider the disappearance of summer Arctic sea ice as relatively unlikely before 20…
I think a number of climate scientists consider the disappearance of summer Arctic sea ice as relatively unlikely before 2035 - 2045, but I would suggest we could well hit 1.6C - 1.9C around 2027 - 2034. 1/
RT @ClimateBen: A robust relationship between Arctic sea-ice coverage and global-mean temperature: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature…
RT @ClimateBen: A robust relationship between Arctic sea-ice coverage and global-mean temperature: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature…
RT @ClimateBen: A robust relationship between Arctic sea-ice coverage and global-mean temperature: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature…
RT @ClimateBen: A robust relationship between Arctic sea-ice coverage and global-mean temperature: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature…
RT @ClimateBen: A robust relationship between Arctic sea-ice coverage and global-mean temperature: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature…
RT @ClimateBen: A robust relationship between Arctic sea-ice coverage and global-mean temperature: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature…
RT @ClimateBen: A robust relationship between Arctic sea-ice coverage and global-mean temperature: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature…
RT @ClimateBen: A robust relationship between Arctic sea-ice coverage and global-mean temperature: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature…
RT @ClimateBen: A robust relationship between Arctic sea-ice coverage and global-mean temperature: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature…
RT @ClimateBen: A robust relationship between Arctic sea-ice coverage and global-mean temperature: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature…
A robust relationship between Arctic sea-ice coverage and global-mean temperature: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature has risen by slightly below 2C*, the Arctic Ocean is expected to be on average nearly ice-free during September.' *1.6 - 1.9C 2029
RT @ClimateBen: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature has risen by slightly below 2C, the Arctic Ocean is expected to be on average nearl…
RT @ClimateBen: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature has risen by slightly below 2C, the Arctic Ocean is expected to be on average nearl…
RT @bateko71: La pérdida sustancial observada de hielo marino en el Ártico ha elevado las perspectivas de un Océano Ártico estacionalmente…
RT @ClimateBen: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature has risen by slightly below 2C, the Arctic Ocean is expected to be on average nearl…
RT @bateko71: La pérdida sustancial observada de hielo marino en el Ártico ha elevado las perspectivas de un Océano Ártico estacionalmente…
La pérdida sustancial observada de hielo marino en el Ártico ha elevado las perspectivas de un Océano Ártico estacionalmente libre de hielo en el futuro previsible. https://t.co/gdkbgjotna
'As soon as the global-mean temperature has risen by slightly below 2C, the Arctic Ocean is expected to be on average nearly ice-free during September'. Sept 2018 This is perhaps why many scientists don't predict an ice-free Arctic summer before 2030. 19
RT @ClimateBen: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature has risen by slightly below 2C, the Arctic Ocean is expected to be on average nearl…
RT @ClimateBen: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature has risen by slightly below 2C, the Arctic Ocean is expected to be on average nearl…
RT @ClimateBen: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature has risen by slightly below 2C, the Arctic Ocean is expected to be on average nearl…
RT @ClimateBen: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature has risen by slightly below 2C, the Arctic Ocean is expected to be on average nearl…
RT @ClimateBen: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature has risen by slightly below 2C, the Arctic Ocean is expected to be on average nearl…
RT @ClimateBen: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature has risen by slightly below 2C, the Arctic Ocean is expected to be on average nearl…
RT @ClimateBen: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature has risen by slightly below 2C, the Arctic Ocean is expected to be on average nearl…
RT @ClimateBen: 'As soon as the global-mean temperature has risen by slightly below 2C, the Arctic Ocean is expected to be on average nearl…
'As soon as the global-mean temperature has risen by slightly below 2C, the Arctic Ocean is expected to be on average nearly ice-free during September' Perhaps why many scientists wouldn't predict an ice-free summer in the 2020s. (1.9C possible by 2028?)
RT @wang_seaver: Now, for some earth systems we actually do have high confidence about precise thresholds. For example, we are very certain…
Now, for some earth systems we actually do have high confidence about precise thresholds. For example, we are very certain that the Arctic Ocean will transition towards summers that are virtually free of sea ice for global mean warming above 2C: https://t
1. Current understanding indicates "low, but above zero chances for a near-ice free [summer] Arctic ocean at + 1.5C global warming." So it's possible, but unlikely. See Notz and Stroeve 2018. https://t.co/otRyXqClpN https://t.co/gBo2nhShtX
@jim_smoot The linear relationship is substantiated by model projections as well as observations (see attached figure from https://t.co/ZROA9JRPre), so should hold for the future as well until sufficiently ice-free conditions are reached. This review is o
@janne_clark @kbo1978 @NYCMayor Thanks for the reply. I agree that it changes every year but the overall trend of the volume of ice has been decreasing significantly due to human activity. This paper describes it in detail. https://t.co/0e7ToQdrdG
8c/N Re: "an ice-free Arctic summer in the 21st century is very likely" Examples: 2000: "before the end of the 21st century" https://t.co/4z1Svw3K73 2009: "near ice-free during summer later this century" https://t.co/JVBvZxYbTk 2018: https://t.co/YjlX
RT @wildlifeni: 2) The Arctic Ocean is expected to become ice-free by summer 2050 https://t.co/LcimYIQMRM 3) A 1.5 rise in temperatures may…
RT @wildlifeni: 2) The Arctic Ocean is expected to become ice-free by summer 2050 https://t.co/LcimYIQMRM 3) A 1.5 rise in temperatures may…
RT @wildlifeni: 2) The Arctic Ocean is expected to become ice-free by summer 2050 https://t.co/LcimYIQMRM 3) A 1.5 rise in temperatures may…
2) The Arctic Ocean is expected to become ice-free by summer 2050 https://t.co/LcimYIQMRM 3) A 1.5 rise in temperatures may put 20-30% of species at risk of extinction, species such as salmon and pearl mussel are already suffering in Northern Ireland https
Open Access UCL Research: The Trajectory Towards a Seasonally Ice-Free Arctic Ocean https://t.co/M8wpdGNgt5
Scientific Paper: The Trajectory Towards a Seasonally Ice-Free Arctic Ocean https://t.co/7RsY6ized7 #CLIMATEBREAKDOWN
@LesJohnsonHrvat @rahmstorf @RyanMaue Re: "It was climate scientists who predicted the loss of arctic ice, by 2008, 2013 etc." Let me know when you learn the difference between reputable peer-reviewed sources, and repeatedly vaguely remembered claims you
@LesJohnsonHrvat @rahmstorf @RyanMaue Re: "Arctic ice gone in 2008, 2010, 2013 etc." Once again, learn to read the peer-reviewed literature, instead of parroting random claims you saw online somewhere. I've explained this to you before on multiple occasio
@brownmugs @washingtonpost I can identify many changes of climate and geophysics that have occurred. The Arctic sea ice volume and areal extent have both halved in that time. A peer-reviewed paper. https://t.co/W49taPMIx6
@SConwaySmith @datachck @djmer1 @charlesarthur @_richardblack Re: "e.g. ice-free Arctic, 50M climate refugees to name just 2" Daft+deceitful that you are, you're pretending random stuff u heard online is part of the mainstream, peer-reviewed consensus. S