he first Sentinel1 images are in after the Alaskan M7 earthquake beneath Hubbard Glacier - no shortage of new landslides. Below are 28/11 and a 9/12 images! @watershedlab.bsky.social @davepetley.bsky.social

For context, these are the supraglacial landslides detected 1984-2019 (ish) using GERALDINE in the area of Alaska where the recent EQ occurred. The new ones will be visible for a limited time given the season - less time than you'd think @davepetley.bsky.social @watershedlab.bsky.social

Planet images with heavy cloud for the possible GLOF source that impacted Nepal (28.40446N, 85.64885E from Arun Bhakta Shrestha ICIMOD) show drainage of supraglacial ponds, and, some channel change immediately downstream of the terminus. Images 6th and 9th July @planet.com

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Back from India and looking at seismometer data from our instrumented river. All sorts to look through - can you guess what it is?!

David Miliband, a former Labour foreign secretary who now runs US aid charity the International Rescue Committee, has criticised Starmer for cutting the UK aid budget…

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Back from the Indian Himalaya after NERC funded install trip with IIT Roorkee to capture 'Super Slugs' of sediment moving after the 2021 Chamoli disaster in the headwaters of the Ganga/Ganges. The sediment legacies of these events are rarely studied but they can have significant downstream impacts.