Nobody could have predicted.* *Other than climate scientists nearly 70 years ago. #Helene#Milton

this looks to be a very nice review of microplastics transport/deposition within a sediment-routing (source-to-sink) systems perspective ⚒️🧪 www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Vienna, you have been ✨amazing✨! Thank you to everyone who has been part of my experience here, especially the class who I had the pleasure of teaching the first course of #Anthropocene#Sedimentology. Here we are outside the spittelau incineration plant, a fitting Anthropocene backdrop!

World-class mineral, or mangled washing up sponge? You decide 🧐😅

First day of #EGU24 was fantastic! I did my talk, learned so much, and got to meet some super people! I can’t wait for 4 more days of being overwhelmed / inspired 😅🫠

I’ve got my badge and am ready for tomorrow! It’s my first time at @eurogeosciences.bsky.social#Vienna#EGU#egu24

I’m having the ✨BEST✨ time with #teaching#Anthropocene#Sedimentology#vienna#universityofvienna

#Vienna is so beautiful 😍 The ice cream is pretty incredible too 🍦 I absolutely love travelling for work so that I can do this weekend tourism 🥰

When you think that this #plasticpollution malarkey couldn’t possibly get worse, here are some pre-packaged pinches of saffron in a glass bottle 👀🫠

www.abc.net.au/news/science...

Melting ice caps are putting the brakes on Earth's spin and affecting how we keep time

Melting ice in Greenland and Antarctica is changing Earth's spin, which may help experts with a tricky international timekeeping dilemma, a new study suggests.