Coupling of Southern Ocean and Antarctica during a past greenhouse A new study published in Nature Geoscience shows that temperature in the Southern Ocean was more tightly linked to the extent of Antarctic glaciation during past greenhouse climates than previously thought. Read more
Arctic warming satisfies criteria for abrupt climate change That the Arctic heats up faster than any other region, has been known for a while. New research published in Nature Climate Change shows that the speed of the warming is comparable to the most abrupt climate change events known in the distant past. Read more
The Barents Sea “refrigerator effect” is weakening The water entering the Barents Sea is not as cooled down as it used to. This has a large effect on the climate in the area and may lead to fish and other marine life migrating, shown in a Nature Climate Change study. Read more
Learning on deck from Curacao to Havana From autumn 2021, Kerim Nisancioglu's climate and sustainability course enters a whole new campus: aboard the tall ship Statsraad Lehmkuhl, in the Caribbean. But before she sets sail, Meike Becker will install observation instruments to collect data from the sea surface all around the world. Read more
Podcast: Dig into the science Stephen Outten and Ingjald Pilskog provides conversations with climate experts at the Bjerknes Centre. We alternate between English and Norwegian podcasts. Read more
Podcast: Citizen snow science Skiers help Harald Sodemann find out where the Norwegian snow comes from. His project planned for this Easter will, however, be postponed till next year. Read more
