Antarctic & Greenland Melt Accelerates Sea Level Rise

In this talk from October 2019, Eric Rignot suggests the possibility of 4 meters of sea level rise per century. Just extrapolating based on Antarctic marine glaciers retreating would yield the figure Notes a new model with results in the ballpark Notes the figure is in agreement with past sea level rise estimates Not mentioned…

Further Evidence suggests Arctic Ocean Methane Storage getting Unstable

Experts of the field in studying one of the most puzzling regions in the Arctic for methane emissions, the East Siberian Arctic Shelf (ESAS) reported last October about the largest readings since studies started there 15 years ago. The region is known to be particular important due to it’s size, and low water depth, with…

Ice Tsunamis: Can Ice Stream Collapse accelerate Sea Level Rise?

A Never-Before-Seen Event Is Collapsing an Ice Sheet in the Russian Arctic – Will ice stream collapse accelerate Sea Level Rise super extreme? Scientists have discovered a rare event, a collapsing ice sheet. With already multi meter sea level rise estimates from global warming, this highlighted event may accelerate trends further, with serious implications for…

The Environmental Benefits Of Commuting with Two Wheels Instead of Four

The typical driver produces more emissions when using their car than during any alternative activity, according to Maya Ben Dror of the World Economic Forum. Despite eco-friendly vehicles growing in popularity, the majority of the world’s commuters take their cars to work and damage the environment in the process. But there’s a way to be even greener and…