Ina Nagler (she/her)

Denne uken tok vi ned alle @equinor sin logoer på Festplassene. Innen 24 timer var de tilbake.

Interested in the freshwater distribution and variability in the Southern Ocean 🌊 ?

Come by my #EGU25 presentation where I will show new insights from oxygen stable isotopes!

🗓️: Monday April 28
🕰️: 14:32 - 14:42
⛓️‍💥: meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/EGU25-...

The picture shows a mountaineous Norwegian landscape with steep and jagged mountain tops on an overcast day. There's almost no vegetation apart from a bit of moss and the ground. The foreground shows a scree field and side ice patches of glacier Skålabreen are visible. The picture shows the view from the top of Mt Skåla towards glacier Jostedalsbreen. A branch of Jostedalsbreen, Ramnefjellsbreen, hangs on top of Mt Ramnefjell. The picture is taken in August 2024, thus all snow has melted and it's branches and cracked ice eges are nicely visible. The glaciers fingers reach down a steep wall of Ramnefjell which ends in lake Lovatnet that has a magnificent turqoise color. In the background rises the vast, smoothly shaped expanse of the main part of Jostedalsbreen. The scenary looks very majestetic as it combines the stunning view of steep and rough mountains, glaciers, turquoise waters, and a heterogeneous cloudy sky with deep contrasts.

Let me share a picture of marvelous #Jostedalsbreen on today's #WorldDayForGlaciers. 💫

#Norway is rich in glaciers and ice caps, but their number is likely to reduce by 98% by the end of the 21st century. 👇🧵

Are Norway's #fossifuels truly a source of wealth or rather a threat to it? #ClimateAction

Breaking News!
Code UFB!!!

The daily CO2 number from Mauna Loa exceeded 430 ppm yesterday. This is the first reading above 430 ever recorded.

CO2 levels have not been this high since the Pliocene epoch, 3 to 5 million years ago.

Half of world’s CO2 emissions come from 36 fossil fuel firms, study shows Researchers say data strengthens case for holding firms to account for their contribution to climate crisis

This is not a surprise. We know what causes CO₂ to increase in the atmosphere and we know how to stop climate change. We just don’t want to.

Ståle ønsker at hans fire barnebarn skal få oppleve ekte vintre når de blir voksne. Men vinteren blir kortere og våtere for hvert år. Det er nettopp derfor han demonstrerer mot Equinor og co. under Ski-VM Trondheim 2025 8. mars.

Being a citizen of Austria, the birthplace of Adolf Hitler, and having personally talked to survivors of the Nazi regime, I must emplore you:

Stand up against this madness or it might be too late!

Based on carbon budgets from Lamboll et al www.nature.com/articles/s41... - updated to January 2025, the global rate for cutting CO2 inline with a 50% chance of not exceeding 1.5°C is ~19% year on year. For "well below 2°C" its ~7% each year; i.e. a technology revolution AND profound social change.

Menschenmassen in Berlin (Foto: EPA)

Gegen Rechtsextremismus:
Bis zu 250‘000 Menschen ziehen durch Berlin.

I am here for singing about the dark times, but absolutely not for oblivion through inspirational cutesyness.

PhD Research Fellow in Climate Dynamics (271007) | University of Bergen Job title: PhD Research Fellow in Climate Dynamics (271007), Employer: University of Bergen, Deadline: Wednesday, January 1, 2025

🌊 The University of Bergen is offering a PhD position in Climate Dynamics! 🌊

📅 Deadline: 1st January 2025

#PhD #ClimateScience #Oceanography #NorthAtlantic

More information: www.jobbnorge.no/en/available...

The 2024 Global Carbon Budget was just released! Unfortunately despite hopes emissions might peak, both fossil CO2 and total CO2 emissions reached new record highs. I cover details w/ Pierre Friedlingstein (@PFriedling) at Carbon Brief: www.carbonbrief.org/...

To keep below 1.5°C, with a 50-50 chance, would require global CO2 emissions to be zero in ~2038 (orange line).

The other scenarios (blue) overshoot to ~1.6°C before going back <1.5°C in 2100 (& they start with a global carbon price in 2020).

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Here's what everyone needs to know* about climate change:

🌍 It's real
👥 It's human-caused
⚠️ It's serious
💡 With immediate action, it's solvable
⌛ Later is too late

* social science shows these msgs increase acceptance of the issue, awareness of the risk and, most importantly, willingness to act.

Glasgow 2026😱 #OSM24

Well done @jakobdoerr.bsky.social 👏

Came for the science, found raccoons playing cards 🫠

Bingo card for Rainbow Reception

#OSM24 Rainbow Reception is tonight! 6-9 pm. Room 338-339. No agenda, just drop in to say hi!

And there's bingo!

Hello Bluesky and good morning #OSM24, what a great start yesterday and fabolous city.

Let's talk about Antarctic Bottom Water:

What horizontal resolution is required to simulate it? 👉 today at poster 2631
What are the drivers of it's interannual variability? 👉Wednesday 9:40-9:50 in R02-R03

Slides to accompany my poster presentation and coffee

Getting ready for Monday of #OSM24 🌊🔭✨
Come visit my poster on the interaction of subpolar gyre and overturning circulation:
ativsoftware.com/appinfo.php?...

I'm excited for #OSM24! If you are interested in sea-ice variability, come see my talk on Thursday at 9:36 AM about causal links between Barents-Kara sea ice and oceanic and atmospheric drivers. Preprint here: doi.org/10.22541/ess...
@bjerknes.bsky.social

Also happy to meet, hang out, or discuss 🙂

Going to #OSM24 and interested in the Nordic Seas 🌊? On Monday I will present the Nordic Seas ventilation timescales which we inferred by assimilating water-mass ages into a mixing model. Happy to meet and discuss!
Add it to your schedule: eppro02.ativ.me/appinfo.php?...

Who’s going to Ocean Sciences?👉 @jakobdoerr.bsky.social @xabidavila.bsky.social @inagler.bsky.social