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Morgane Oger @morganeoger@mstdn.ca · Jul 24, 2026
Here’s a Mastodon version centred on the article’s strongest image and argument. A small change to Vector Weather put a yellow line around the Arctic sea-ice edge. Behind it are open scientific data, Canadian satellites, ice analysts, twenty pull requests, and one stubborn bug at the North Pole to tell us what's lobe been Inuit knowledge, The line is practical navigation data. It is also a measure of what Canada imagines, values, and is steadily losing as climate change lengthens the time the Northwest Passage is ice free. https://morganeoger.ca/2026/07/23/the-yellow-line-sea-ice-open-data-and-the-idea-of-north/ #Arctic #SeaIce #OpenData #Canada #NorthwestPassage #ArcticSailing
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Rick Thoman @AlaskaWx@alaskan.social · Jul 22, 2026
Arctic Today with a sea ice story. Always a plus to be in the same story as @ZLabe@fediscience.org 🙂 https://www.arctictoday.com/arctic-ice-hits-record-lows-on-the-atlantic-side-as-the-us-cuts-back-on-tracking-it/ #Arctic #SeaIce
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Nonilex
Nonilex @Nonilex@masto.ai · Apr 09, 2026
Replying to @Nonilex@masto.ai
#EmperorPenguins were already considered near threatened due to the loss of #coastal #SeaIce, which they rely on for raising chicks. Early ice breakup can lead to colonies falling into the ocean before chicks grow their waterproof feathers, causing the hatchlings to drown. 
There are less than 600,000 adult emperor penguins left in the wild, & new projections suggest that the population could fall to half that by the 2080s, acc/to the International Union for the #Conservation of #Nature [#IUCN].
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