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Ulrich Auer :bike_verified: @Macnutzer94@sueden.social · Aug 07, 2026
Die Alpen bröseln mal wieder. Diesmal hat es das Matterhorn erwischt. 😥 https://www.n-tv.de/mediathek/videos/panorama/Videos-zeigen-massiven-Abbruch-am-Matterhorn-id31168849.html #Alpen #Matterhorn #Permafrost #Felssturz
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Maia Kumari Bree Chowdhury @maiakbc@climatejustice.social · Jul 29, 2026
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Very happy that today is the paperback publication day of my third novel, Rail: A High Speed Adventure! Thank you all who have supported this journey. In Rail, a designer is drawn into a globe spanning infrastructure proposal with uncertain motives. As ecological ethics collide with corporate ambition, she must confront the meaning of home, responsibility, and legacy—while her past and future converge in unexpected ways. The trilogy blends environmental storytelling, design thinking, and near future speculation, offering readers a grounded yet visionary look at the systems shaping our world. Chowdhury, a registered architect and circular economy strategist based in the Vancouver metro area, continues her exploration of ecological futures through character driven narrative and interdisciplinary worldbuilding. https://www.amazon.com/Rail-Maia-Kumari-Bree-Chowdhury/dp/B0H8X9HB3C/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=se&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Fqy5fZQ-fjH9HsgIYrdXwfP9Dn0Ix2dvprIl2YQW0dA.W5WNMRxVXjtCEqg1tkqKr1yPu9f5tdZVPOKE_U1H1Gk&qid=1785284413&sr=1-1 #Architecture #ArcticFiction #Ecofiction #IndieAuthor #IndiePublisher #JapanFiction #NewYorkFiction #Permafrost #ScribesandMakers #VisionaryEcofiction #WomenInSTEM #WritersCoffeeClub #WritingCommunity
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O=C=O @tuxom@climatejustice.social · Jun 03, 2026
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Warming unlocks ancient carbon in Tibetan permafrost, triggering climate tipping point The results revealed a clear and troubling pattern across all warming levels. Even under low to moderate warming, #carbon losses through respiration outpaced photosynthetic carbon gains by 1–16-fold. Warming by +1°C, +2°C, and +4°C increased annual net #CO2 release by 44%, 80%, and 176%, respectively, and the site was a net carbon source before any experimental warming began. "When warming reaches around 2–4°C, the system changes fundamentally," Ding told Phys.org. "Plants begin to reach their thermal and water-stress limits, so photosynthesis declines. At the same time, thaw penetrates deeper into the #soil, exposing old #permafrost carbon that has been frozen and protected for hundreds to thousands of years. Once thawed, microbes can decompose it and release it as CO2." https://phys.org/news/2026-06-ancient-carbon-tibetan-permafrost-triggering.html #TippingPoint #Tibet #Himalaya #Uhhps
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