See 1.5°C in Action: The Nepal–Tibet Glacial Collapse

by Daniel Brouse

The permafrost tipping point—and its feedbacks with other tipping points—is the most interesting part to me. Permafrost was kind of the glue holding everything together… until 1.5°C. Then the coupled feedbacks start feeding each other, and the whole system begins to unravel. And the mountains crumble to the sea… see? 😉

The Energy That Moves Mountains

• The Mountains Crumble to the Sea
• Nepal–Tibet: Glacier Loss, Permafrost Collapse, Glacial Lake Outburst Floods, Flash Floods, Mudslides and Avalanches
• The Nepal-Tibet Domino Effect: A Continuous Cascade of Failures
• Nepal-Tibet: Energy Like Wet Concrete
• Nepal-Tibet: Fluidization Physics
• Observe Tipping Points Topple → Climate Change Avalanche
• The Physics of When the Earth Starts Moving