Greenland record melt going down. @climate_ice @alunhubbard @LarsOstenfeld @climateice @lundbeckfonden August 1, 2019. West Greenland by Kangerlussaq. pic.twitter.com/VDfGfrZqkk— Caspar Haarløv (@haarloev) August 2, 2019

Rapid snowmelt over the last 15 days on the edge of the Greenland Ice Sheet.

Imagery via @planetlabs. pic.twitter.com/ojss987nhW

Dear contrarian grasping at straws… recognize that at this level of CO2, droughts will worsen, leading to an increase in desperate people reluctantly migrating from their homelands. And CO2 is increasing. https://t.co/6tcJEMwASJ

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The Naujatkuat River in West Greenland running high in end of July, my gauging station is perched on the bedrock. With the exceptional heat wave coming I have my fingers crossed for it not being washed away. pic.twitter.com/JPofxDIELN

All time record at the #summit station on the top of the #Greenland ice sheet (3202 m). 4.7°C on Friday 2th August (normal -13°C). Source: TV 2 VEJRET pic.twitter.com/nWgUZa8Bc9

Today's NY Times:
P. 1: Photo of melting Greenland glacier
P. 1: “Climate, Taboo in GOP, Eats At Party Youth”
P. 9: “UK Town Evacuated as Dam Wall Crumbles Under Heavy Rain”
Sunday Real Estate cover: Waterfront property wanted but risky
Op ed: Idiotic attack on climate activism pic.twitter.com/vgAugMW98h

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This is what the Greenland melt looks like August 1, 2019. Huge rivers form on the ice sheet and drain into holes that empty into the ocean from underneath the ice. Seen by Kangerlussuaq on the Arctic Circle. From Into the Ice, upcoming documentary supported by #lundbeckfonden pic.twitter.com/vJtVA0RfeI

Greenland ice sheets turns into 10 billion tonnes of water in hours💦

About 60 per cent cover on Greenland's ice sheet has seen surface melting

July 31 was the biggest melt day since 2012

The ice melting could raise sea levels by 0.02 inches in a month's time @ParveenKaswan pic.twitter.com/DZOk0LB0Pb

It’s “Mush! Mush, you Huskies!” not “Swim! Swim you doggies!” Greenland shed 197 Gigatonnes of meltwater seaward in July. “Unprecedented”, “record breaking”, “unlike any seen in 1,000 years.”https://t.co/K0TsPjT22M
— #ahemENVIRO
—— #ClimateChange crisispic.twitter.com/newJFCXvnB

Photographer encounters a wild White arctic fox in Greenland pic.twitter.com/qOVT1Ahjlm

— Nature is Amazing 🌳 (@animalsrfriend) August 2, 2019