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Remember:
1. Arctic ice melt & boreal forests.
2. Mangrove forests & coral reefs.
3. Amazon destruction & the Andes.
4. Greenland ice & methane release.
The risks of ecological tipping points causing domino effects & mutually reinforcing feedbacks are greater than we think.
1. Arctic ice melt & boreal forests.
2. Mangrove forests & coral reefs.
3. Amazon destruction & the Andes.
4. Greenland ice & methane release.
The risks of ecological tipping points causing domino effects & mutually reinforcing feedbacks are greater than we think.
Navigating the turbulent times ahead of us:
'During the interviews it was hard to keep a tone grounded in our results without sounding apocalyptic.'
juanrocha.se/publication/ca…
'During the interviews it was hard to keep a tone grounded in our results without sounding apocalyptic.'
juanrocha.se/publication/ca…
"We’re heading ever faster towards the edge of a cliff.”
🔺The loss of coral reefs and Arctic sea ice may already be past the point of no return. There are signs the Antarctic is heading the same way faster than thought.
amp.theguardian.com/environment/20…
🔺The loss of coral reefs and Arctic sea ice may already be past the point of no return. There are signs the Antarctic is heading the same way faster than thought.
amp.theguardian.com/environment/20…
The Greenland Ice Sheet emits tons of methane according to a new study, showing that subglacial biological activity impacts the atmosphere far more than previously thought. sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/…
