Julius Garbe

@juliusgarbe.github.io

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Antarctica Director @iccinet.org | PhD candidate @pik-potsdam.bsky.social. #IceSheets, #SeaLevelRise, Earth System #Resilience & #TippingPoints. Focus on #AntarcticIceSheet stability. 🌐 https://juliusgarbe.github.io

Figure 5 from the paper.
Figure 4 from the paper.
Figure 3 from the paper.
Figure 2 from the paper.
Figure 1 from the paper.
Photo showing a tall, jagged ice front of the Ronne Ice Shelf in West Antarctica rising above the calm surface of the Weddell Sea. Credit: Torsten Albrecht / PIK.
Screenshot showing an excerpt from the new paper by Stokes et al. titled "Warming of +1.5 °C is too high for polar ice sheets" with some parts of the text highlighted.
Abbildung 2 aus der Grönland-Studie von Petrini et al. (TC, 2025). Panel (a) zeigt Grönlands Eisvolumen in Metern Meeresspiegeläquivalent für verschiedene Szenarien über den Simulationszeitraum von 40 Tausend Jahren.
Graph showing an exceptional spike in 2024-2025 Antarctic melt extent compared to previous years.
Computer visualization showing an ice block the size of a billion metric tons overlaid on Central Park, New York City.
Figure 2 from Aschwanden et al., Science Advances (2019) publication
Map from the Global Tipping Points Report 2023 showing our current knowledge about tipping points in the Earth's cryosphere.
Image of an ice shelf in Antarctica, captioned with the headline "West Antarctic ice sheet: not destabilized yet, but possibly on tipping path".