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Ecologist calls the consequences of a super-powerful flare that occurred on the Sun

Solar flares can lead to geomagnetic storms and interfere with instrumentation. Vladimir Pinaev, Associate Professor of the Department of Environmental

United statesVladimir pinaevProfessor of the department environmental safetyAssociate professorEnvironmental safetyProduct quality managementPeople friendship universitySouth america

Guardian warns of record melting ice ring around Antarctica

The area of ice around Antarctica has shrunk to 1.79 million square kilometers. km - to a record low value for the entire time of satellite

France generalAmundsen seaVladimir pinaevArian parichAlexei kokorinProfessor of the department environmental safetyMonash universityInstitute for public policy researchInstitute of ecologyWorld oceanDoomsday glacierAssociate professorEnvironmental safetyProduct quality managementPublic policy researchParis agreements

Climatologist predicts the breaking off of the iceberg from the Doomsday glacier

An iceberg will break off from the collapsing Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica. However, it is not yet possible to name the exact date of this event.

France generalVladimir pinaevAlexei kokorinProfessor of the department environmental safetyInstitute for public policy researchInstitute of ecologyThwaites glacierAssociate professorEnvironmental safetyProduct quality managementPublic policy researchParis agreementsWest antarcticaDoomsday glacierWorld ocean

The environmentalist estimated the rate of melting of the Doomsday glacier

The rise in the level of the World Ocean under existing conditions will be gradual, countries can take measures to minimize the negative consequences.

France generalVladimir pinaevProfessor of the department environmental safetyInstitute for public policy researchInstitute of ecologyWorld oceanAssociate professorEnvironmental safetyProduct quality managementWest antarcticaThwaites glacierDoomsday glacierPlanet earthPublic policy researchParis agreements

Scientists warn of global risks of melting Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica

The Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica is melting due to rising water temperatures, which threatens to raise sea levels by half a meter. An article about

United statesVladimir pinaevBritney schmidtPaul cutlerNational science foundationCornell universityInstitute of ecologyThwaites glacierWest antarcticaAssociate professor

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