A recent OCEAN ICE publication has been published in Nature examines how the Antarctic Ice Sheet has responded to past climate changes and what that means for future sea-level rise. The study suggests that the Antarctic Ice Sheet may already…
As part of my Carbon Literacy Training last year, I developed a personal Action Plan with a pledge: to celebrate World Bicycle Day on 3rd June 2025 by encouraging as many people as possible to cycle to work – or…
On the 31st of March this year, the Commission for the Conservation of Marine Living Organisms (CCAMLR) held a scientific priorities workshop at the British Antarctic Survey in Cambridge, UK. CCAMLR is an international body that sets catch quotas, manages marine…
Natalia, please introduce yourself. My name is Natalia Shepel. I’m working for the National Antarctic Scientific Center of Ukraine as an Oceanographer. My usual job routine is to analyze CTD data from the station and transects close to the Vernadsky…
This is the fourth webinar in the series introducing the OCEAN:ICE project. In this session, we explore Work Package 4 (WP4), which focuses on quantifying deep uncertainty in the Antarctic ice sheet and freshwater fluxes under climate forcing, which is…