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In this blog post, I (Damien Ringeisen) reshape a Twitter thread that I published on November 3rd, 2021. Today, as the COP26 started a few days ago, I would like to help you visualize the reduction of sea ice in the Arctic Ocean. For simplicity, we will compare two years: […]

Huge Melting Ice Cubes

November 4, 2021 in General / Science for everyone / The Archive tagged arctic / climate change / extent / ice / ice cube / sciencecommunication / sea ice / volume by Damien Ringeisen (updated 902 days ago)

Sea ice volumes is REALLY disappearing.

The Disappearing Sea Ice Volume

March 23, 2020 in General / Science for everyone / The Archive tagged sciencecommunication / sea ice / twitter by Damien Ringeisen (updated 1492 days ago)

Note: This blog post was written by Marie-Michèle Ouellet-Bernier and Jade Falardeau Aklavik is located in the Mackenzie Delta, 2° North of the Arctic Circle. This community, of about 600 people, is part of the Inuvialuit Settlement Region. To get there, we need to reach the town of Inuvik, a […]

Nordic adventure in Aklavik

March 20, 2020 in General / Getting out there / Life as PhD student / The Archive tagged arctic / canada / field work / sciencecommunication by Jade Falardeau (updated 1496 days ago)

Probably most of you heard this dreadful phrase, maybe from your partner, your boss or your parents. And I assume that most of you do not have the most positive associations with it. Neither do I. Today, I want to change this: the topic of today’s article shall be the […]

We need to talk

April 30, 2018 in Science for everyone / The Archive tagged sciencecommunication by Valentin Ludwig (updated 1993 days ago)

“Wait a minute, wasn’t it last year?” -asked many, who were surprised to hear, that March for Science – the event which is supposed to bring attention to science in general and especially to earth sciences – is not a one-time thing. Yes, last year it took place for the […]

March for Science – Why?

April 23, 2018 in Science for everyone / The Archive tagged climate change / marchforscience / sciencecommunication by Valeriia Kirillova (updated 1993 days ago)