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The blue curve shows the current season’s surface mass balance measured in gigatonnes (1 Gt is 1 billion tonnes and corresponds to 1 cubic kilometre of water).

The dark grey curve traces the mean value from the period 1981-2010.

The light grey band shows differences from year to year. For any calendar day, the band shows the range over the 30 years (in the period 1981-2010), however with the lowest and highest values for each day omitted.

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Good news: we are about to be saved from global warming doomsday, bad news: a great winter is coming. | by Almaz Aliev | Predict | Aug, 2021 | Medium
https://medium.com/predict/good-news-we-are-about-to-be-saved-from-global-warming-doomsday-bad-news-a-great-winter-is-1500553a7fac

PETER_PAN: a to tomhle si myslis co?

The ‘Gelion’ battery, which uses a specialised zinc-bromide gel technology, is designed to overcome the limitations of traditional lithium ion and lead acid batteries.

Its inventor, Professor Thomas Maschmeyer, said it aims to do this by addressing supply, capacity and safety constraints.

“The zinc-bromide battery chemistry differs from conventional ones by being able to charge to 100 per cent and discharge to zero over a long duration,” he said.

“We are able to run at a high temperature — 50 degrees not a problem without cooling, and never catch fire. In fact, the inside of the batteries help to put fires out.”

The battery can withstand temperatures of more than 600 degrees, without catching fire.

Storage battery production to create renewable energy solution and jobs in Sydney's west - ABC News
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-10/storage-battery-will-create-renewable-energy-solution-and-jobs/100448940

social simulation

Testing the waters: A science-policy simulation in an ice-free Arctic | PAXsims
https://paxsims.wordpress.com/2021/04/14/testing-the-waters-a-science-policy-simulation-in-an-ice-free-arctic/

Let us travel to 2035. According to scientists, the Arctic is going to become ice-free by the end of the decade. Vessels will soon start rushing there, enticed by the promise of year-round sailing opportunities. An international organization, called the Arctic League, safeguards the region’s future development while balancing economic, societal, and environmental considerations… This is the premise to the Arctic Future simulation, which was presented during the Canadian Science Policy Conference in 2020.

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In our increasingly interconnected world, the need for close collaboration between science, policy, and society is only expected to grow. Science-policy simulations are a promising tool for mediating this collaboration. They offer stakeholders a safe and life-like testing ground for exploring difficult issues before facing them in reality. Moreover, such simulations are highly adaptable and applicable in many diverse contexts and environments, both offline and online. So far, the Arctic Future simulation alone has been successfully deployed two times already. Cascading Climate Impacts – the simulation it was based upon – was also used two times, with more workshops to come in 2021.