Archive For September 29, 2026

In-situ tracer percolation experiments to constrain the influence of near-surface melting on Svalbard snow signatures

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The Arctic is at the forefront of global warming. More frequent and intense rain-on-snow events during winter are altering the annual snowpack with its environmental proxy records, so that Svalbard […] The post In-situ tracer percolation experiments to constrain the influence of near-surface melting on Svalbard snow signatures appeared first on British Antarctic Survey.

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City recycling centre closes after fire breaks out

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Three fire crews attended, and put out a fire involving a skip

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Peat reveals 16 500 years of Falkland Islands climate change, and a lot more besides

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The post Peat reveals 16 500 years of Falkland Islands climate change, and a lot more besides appeared first on British Antarctic Survey.

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Solar farm to power water facility approved

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The plans are approved despite objections about the use of greenfield sites.

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Solar farm will be built on ‘poorest performing’ farmland near small Cambridgeshire village

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The solar farm will operate for 45 years, which will allow the soil fertility to improve

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Cambridge mayor, Cllr Maria Cleminson, to present screening of People’s Emergency Briefing

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The 50-minute documentary is about climate change.

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Distinct Groundwater Regimes in West Antarctic Sedimentary Basins Inferred From Magnetotelluric Imaging

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Subglacial sedimentary basins in Antarctica are hypothesized to modulate ice flow and biogeochemical cycles via groundwater and geothermal feedbacks, yet their properties remain poorly constrained. Here, we present a joint […] The post Distinct Groundwater Regimes in West Antarctic Sedimentary Basins Inferred From Magnetotelluric Imaging appeared first on British Antarctic Survey.

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Year-round movement of emperor penguin colonies observed from space

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Emperor penguins are threatened by climate change and their population is predicted to decline rapidly this century due to changes in Antarctic sea ice. Remote sensing is a key tool […] The post Year-round movement of emperor penguin colonies observed from space appeared first on British Antarctic Survey.

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LCIL Friday Lecture: ‘Temporal arguments and climate reparations’ – Dr Eliana Cusato, Tilburg Law School

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This lecture argues that temporal strategies, arguments, and contestations are fundamental dimensions of the current struggle for climate reparations. Demands for reparatory climate justice seek to challenge international law’s temporal abstractions and its progressive linear temporality, while redefining the boundaries of established legal doctrines. These efforts invite to take seriously international law’s temporal foundations and…

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Friday Lecture: ‘Temporal arguments and climate reparations’ – Dr Eliana Cusato, Tilburg Law School

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Register here if attending online This lecture argues that temporal strategies, arguments, and contestations are fundamental dimensions of the current struggle for climate reparations. Demands for reparatory climate justice seek to challenge international law’s temporal abstractions and its progressive linear temporality, while redefining the boundaries of established legal doctrines. These efforts invite to take seriously…

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