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A “Poetry for Sustainability” lunch

September 10, 2025

Today, we tried a new format of our “Transformation Thursdays” (come-as-you-are informal lunch meetings where colleagues who are interested in Teaching for Sustainability can join me and Terese to chat…

Recap of the first meeting of my new course “Teaching for Sustainability”

March 14, 2024

Yesterday was the first meeting of this spring’s installment of my “teaching for sustainability” course and it is so inspiring and energizing to meet so many motivated and engaged teachers!…

Seeing is believing — A #scipoem

October 30, 2017

Seeing is believing Climate change communication Needs a good vis’alization Political protesters and politicians should best be shunned to avoid defens’ve reaction’. Show behaviour in relation: not one car, but…

A #SciPoem about sitting on a rotating tank all day long

October 23, 2017

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Are you following our updates from the 13-m-diameter pool on a merry-go-round? If not, you definitely should! Because it is super exciting, but also because this poem will make a…

“A brief history of climate in the Nordic Seas” — A #scipoem

October 16, 2017

A brief history of climate in the Nordic Seas* Understanding of climate change explaining a record’s full range playing the cause-and-effect game needs a closed, mechanistic frame data: proxies or…

Greenhouse Gases — A #SciPoem

October 9, 2017

Greenhouse Gases Air around us: full of water Vapour, clouds or rain Warmer air holds more. A feedback. CO2 belongs in the air Volcanoes or Breathing cattle Not burnt fossils…

“Scientific evidence for warming of the climate system is unequivocal”: A #SciPoem

October 2, 2017

“Scientific evidence for warming of the climate system is unequivocal” This quote’s source: the IPCC On what in total ninety-sev’n Percent of scientists agree The evidence of climate change Risen…

Response of the ACC to climate change #scipoem

September 25, 2017

The response of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current to recent climate change* Around and around the southern pole The Antarctic Circumpolar Current, inspiring Around and around the southern pole Seemingly without…

#scipoem on an Darelius et al. article about ice shelves

September 18, 2017

“Observed vulnerability of Filchner-Ronne Ice Shelf to wind-driven inflow of warm deep water”* Let’s talk ab’t a favourite paper “Observed vulnerability of Filchner- Ronne Ice Shelf to wind-driven inflow of…

Tale of arctic melting and deep water formation #scipoem

September 11, 2017

Tale of arctic melting and deep water formation Freshwater freezes long before saltwater does, and it also floats on top of saltwater. In the Nordic Seas, deep waters are formed.…

A #scipoem on upwelling of tropical OMZ waters in a warmer climate

September 4, 2017

“Simulated reduction in upwelling of tropical oxygen minimum waters in a warmer climate”* Let’s pick apart this article’s title, inaccessible to most people out there. Even though we know it…

Double the trouble — a poem about double-diffusive mixing in the ocean

August 28, 2017

On my blog’s fourth Birthday (!!!), it’s time to try something new. How about some celebratory oceanographic poetry? Obviously the topic has to be my oceanic pet process, double-diffusive mixing……

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A “Poetry for Sustainability” lunch

Recap of the first meeting of my new course “Teaching for Sustainability”

Seeing is believing — A #scipoem

A #SciPoem about sitting on a rotating tank all day long

“A brief history of climate in the Nordic Seas” — A #scipoem

Greenhouse Gases — A #SciPoem

“Scientific evidence for warming of the climate system is unequivocal”: A #SciPoem

Response of the ACC to climate change #scipoem

#scipoem on an Darelius et al. article about ice shelves

Tale of arctic melting and deep water formation #scipoem

A #scipoem on upwelling of tropical OMZ waters in a warmer climate

Double the trouble — a poem about double-diffusive mixing in the ocean

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