Geoengineer polar glaciers to slow sea-level rise: Stalling the fastest flows of ice into the oceans would buy us a few centuries to deal with climate change and protect coasts, argue John C. Moore and colleagues

John C.  Moore; Rupert Gladstone; Thomas Zwinger; Michael Wolovick

Geoengineer polar glaciers to slow sea-level rise: Stalling the fastest flows of ice into the oceans would buy us a few centuries to deal with climate change and protect coasts, argue John C. Moore and colleagues

John C. Moore, Rupert Gladstone, Thomas Zwinger, Michael Wolovick

Global Change Research

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	303-305
Journal	Nature
Volume	555
Publication status	E-pub ahead of print - 14 Mar 2018
MoEC publication type	A1 Journal article-refereed

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Geosciences
Civil and construction engineering

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https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-03036-4Licence: CC BY

1 Conference presentation
1 Keynote or plenary presentation

Active conservation of Jakovshavn glacier by seabed anchored curtain - efficiency, technicalfeasibility, sustainability, and local acceptability
Mettiäinen, I. (Speaker) & Moore, J. (Contributor)
4 Oct 2023
Activity: Presentation › Conference presentation
EU Moonshots of 2020s: targeted geoengineering
Moore, J. (Keynote speaker)
19 Nov 2018
Activity: Presentation › Keynote or plenary presentation

Glacier geoengineering for sea level rise
Moore, J.
20.09.2018 → 25.09.2018
5 Media contributions
Media contents: Research

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Moore, J. C., Gladstone, R., Zwinger, T., & Wolovick, M. (2018). Geoengineer polar glaciers to slow sea-level rise: Stalling the fastest flows of ice into the oceans would buy us a few centuries to deal with climate change and protect coasts, argue John C. Moore and colleagues. Nature, 555, 303-305. Advance online publication. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-03036-4

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Research output: Contribution to journal › Comment/debate › Scientific › peer-review

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Geoengineer polar glaciers to slow sea-level rise: Stalling the fastest flows of ice into the oceans would buy us a few centuries to deal with climate change and protect coasts, argue John C. Moore and colleagues

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Active conservation of Jakovshavn glacier by seabed anchored curtain - efficiency, technicalfeasibility, sustainability, and local acceptability

EU Moonshots of 2020s: targeted geoengineering

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Glacier geoengineering for sea level rise

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