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Guido Grosse
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Permafrost researcher and curious Arctic explorer, observer of rapid change. Spent some years in Alaska and Siberia, now at AWI Potsdam.
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This piece came out a year agoā€¦ šŸ§Ŗ I used the COā‚‚ removal (CDR) as a time machine analogy to argue that while we need to research and develop CDR because itā€™s needed in the future, CDR is useless as a climate solution until we decarbonize drastically.

Carbon dioxide removal is not a current climate solution ā€” we need to change the narrative
Carbon dioxide removal is not a current climate solution ā€” we need to change the narrative

Drastically reduce emissions first, or carbon dioxide removal will be next to useless. Drastically reduce emissions first, or carbon dioxide removal will be next to useless.

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1. Hƶcke beschreibt sich per Tweet als Opfer der deutschen Justiz, interessanterweise erstmals auf Englisch und mit ErklƤr-Absatz zu seiner Person. 2. Elon Musk kommentiert pseudo-naiv "What did you say?" 3. Kein Zufall, volle Absicht: Weltweite Reichweite fĆ¼r Hƶcke. 4. Hƶrt auf, X zu benutzen.

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The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) report on the State of the Global Climate 2023 was released today: "2023 was the warmest year on record at 1.45 Ā± 0.12Ā°C above the pre-industrial average." Report: wmo.int/publication-...

Line graph time series showing global mean surface temperature anomalies from 1850 through 2023 in units of degrees Celsius. All data sets are in agreement, and temperatures are warming over time due to human-caused climate change.
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A new arXiv preprint from James Zou suggests that quite a few academics are also using ChatGPT to write their peer reviews. I don't have to explain what an utter shitshow this is going to be, do I?

Monitoring AI-Modified Content at Scale: A Case Study on the...
Monitoring AI-Modified Content at Scale: A Case Study on the...

We present an approach for estimating the fraction of text in a large corpus which is likely to be substantially modified or produced by a large language model (LLM). Our maximum likelihood model...

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A total of 3,526 particles were extracted from these seabird samples, equating to at least 1 microplastic particle in 90% of Arctic samples and 97% for Antarctica. Plastic is everywhere. phys.org/news/2024-03...

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Field research stations provide many conservation benefits & significant returns on investment Areas near them lose 18% less forest especially in Africa & provide habitat for more than 1,200 species at risk of extinction And these benefits come at a median cost of just $637/km2, a new study finds:

Field stations deliver high return on investment for conservation, study finds
Field stations deliver high return on investment for conservation, study finds

The term ā€œfield stationā€ has an air of mystery, conjuring images of some tropical or icy outpost where scientists go to ā€œdo science.ā€ And while itā€™s true that scientific research is the backbone of fi...

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I know we're all excited about the return of the big worm movie , but now's a good time to remember that legend holds it was Earth-based geomorphology that sent Frank Herbert on the path to writing Dune bit.ly/48BZrTx FH was inspired by sand dunes migrating in Florence, OR. Geo-science fiction!

Three sand worms stream towards the viewer as small humanoids run in front of them.
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Good article by Mongabay on how permafrost research has been affected by the Russian war in Ukraine and resulting geopolitics: news.mongabay.com/2024/02/free...

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Guido Grosse
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Permafrost researcher and curious Arctic explorer, observer of rapid change. Spent some years in Alaska and Siberia, now at AWI Potsdam.
158 followers98 following20 posts