Mike MacFerrin, GlaciologistVerified account

@IceSheetMike

Research scientist of ice-sheet meltwater feedbacks. In a fight for disability rights. . . He/him. δt is all we really get here 🌎.

Cheyenne, Arapaho & Ute lands
Joined January 2016

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    I'll get there. Dunno how yet, or where, but I'll find the way there. Just putting this out to the universe.

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  2. This wasn’t written specifically for academia, but it could be.

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  3. Had a good chat w a colleague today. We voiced some frustrations. We’re getting toward solutions that hopefully work for both of us. We see each other a bit clearer now. I wish more interactions in academia were like this. So many are… not. I’m thankful when it happens.

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  4. Our school's parents all got email about "DECLINING PERFORMANCE" blaming kids for "impulsive, short-term behaviors," hoping to "not bemoan the continuing slide and lack of engagement I am currently observing." It's a pandemic. They hate all-online school. Read the room, a-hole.

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  5. Dec 4

    I am begging everyone to read the plain language summary. You will not be disappointed.

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  6. Dec 3

    34 years Greenland Ice Sheet mass balance. Blue: Surface mass balance (snowfall-runoff), green: discharge due to iceberg calving, red: total mass balance, the sum of the two. Estimate from observations and model data.

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  7. I’m in Scientific Program on my desktop, I add things I want to see to “My Schedule”, but then I don’t see anywhere I can click to view “My Schedule”? It says to click the little ✅-icon “in the menu” but where is this menu? I feel like I’m missing something obvious.

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  8. Dec 1

    It's the first day of December and Colorado's second largest wildfire on record is now 100% contained:

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  9. Glaciology sometimes feels like writing ever-more-detailed future obituaries for the ice sheets, depending on how fast we slay them.

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  10. Nov 27

    413.30 parts per million (ppm) CO2 in air 26-Nov-2020

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  11. Nov 24

    2020-has been quite the year.

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  12. Nov 25

    Given 's running costs of <€500 per annum, the price of a *single* OA Nature paper could fund this diamond OA journal for 20 years. That's two decades of open access provision at a grand total of €0 for authors and readers 💎🔓📚🌋

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  13. Nov 26

    These also form on where they are known as glacier tables - the mechanism is the same.

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  14. Nov 25
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  15. Mysteries of Greenland's Ancient Lake: November news from the Earth Institute -

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  16. But wait, there’s more! Even if you get rejected, you pay over €2K for the privilege of getting your rejection letter with the reviews attached, lol. And the reviewers still do this for free. 🤣

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  17. Do you still ask your academic expert reviewers to work for free? Oh, you do??

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  19. Anyone else use to track runs? I kinda like the Friends feature. I’m not tryna win races or awards when I run, but I like the kudos & community. Lemme know if you want, we’ll find each other.

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  20. Half-marathon... done. Whew. These still wear me the hell out, but huzzah.

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  21. These planes have come down in price in recent years. But even now… For the cost of *each one* of these jets (~$80M) you could build 5 brand new elementary schools (~$7M apiece) and pay a dozen teachers solid pay & full benefits ($100k/yr) at each of them for nearly a decade.

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