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Saturday, 01 November 2025
This month’s open thread. Please stick to climate-related topics and refrain from abusive behavior.
The post Unforced variations: Nov 2025 first appeared on RealClimate.
This time there are a lot of papers on the active tectonics of the Mediterranean region in our list, but we also have interesting studies from Central and Eastern Asia, the Caribbean, and N America. Plus, a couple of methodological papers. Enjoy
If you’ve ever wandered the fossil-rich hills of Nevada and come across a delicate, winged shell embedded in ancient limestone, you may have found Weyla — one of the more elegant bivalves of the Early [...]
For a while now, the Arctic is just shallow breathing. Perhaps some people might think it is on its last days, but no such luck. It's just not pumping out the big flows.This is [...]
When you ask most folk to think of a dinosaur and share the first mighty brute that comes to mind, it is almost always Tyrannosaurus rex—the heavyweight champion of the Late Cretaceous. But [...]
It wants to zoom up to ten bucks. They are looking outside and saying 'Gee, we don't have enough gas'. This chart is just the spot price to buy instantly. Natgas futures [...]
For this year’s #30DayMapChallenge day one points, I wanted to do something lightweight:just take one of those never-ending Excel tables that everyone in GIS seems to have lying…
The post 🗺️ Turning [...]
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