#Anthropogenic

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yungneocon

No single thing besides exogenous extinction events or rapid climactic shifts have caused as much as death, human & non human, as the invention of agriculture, & that’s a fact

Michael Thompson

sehric

"Is this important? Yes. It means that the little blip of extra warming that we got in the past five years is only a down payment on the penalty that

Gerg

Gergyl

That's an extraordinary signal if take a moment to look carefully -- the fire return interval across most of forested south-eastern Australia has ~halved in 30 years.https://twitter.com/Cirrus_JGray4/status/1358631074427858944 Why? Glob

Dr. Sarah E. Myhre

SarahEMyhre

Here is a bit of a on extreme weather and climate change, with the goal of clearing up confusion. Extreme weather are events that stand out from normal patterns of

Celeste Labedz

celestelabedz

It’s here: the lockdown seismology paper is out in @ScienceMagazine! Here’s a thread sharing how this paper came to be, an intro to what we found, and a note on

Dr. Sarah E. Myhre

SarahEMyhre

All weather is now impacted by climate. There is no weather absent the forcing of climate change. THIS is why we are entering a non-analogue future.https://twitter.com/cmrtyz/status/1361810299603443715 There has never been

Darren J. Beattie 🌐

DarrenJBeattie

Interesting study by Finnish and Japanese researchers concludes no evidence for "anthropogenic climate change." https://arxiv.org/pdf/1907.00165.pdf Whether or not this study is valid, the fact that it is done by Finnish

EuroMarine OYSTER

EM_OYSTER

Today we will be showcasing all our female OYSTERsWe will tell you about the work they do, why they enjoy being a scientist and most importantly they will tell you

Dr Valérie Masson-Delmotte

valmasdel

Vu hier soir au journal de 20h de @France2tv, un "publireportage" peu informatif @francetvinfo @sdjfranceinfotv sur les Français qui sont partis réveillonner à Dubaï pour échapper aux mesures de gestion

Neal Hockley

NealHockley

This has been taking some flak from ppl who know that bracken isn't the climax vegetation in the uplands. But responses that talk of "wastelands" are also missing something. That

Nils Gilman

nils_gilman

My own view is that gradualism followed by a final exclamation point is a very likely extinction scenario, both for dinosaurs — and for humans. Indulge me in long thread

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milesphd

Empirical evidence linking Florida red tide blooms to nitrogen from urban and agricultural areas near the coast https://twitter.com/jimjawitz/status/1304115018846273536 Comment or DM for free copy of articlehttps://twitter.com/milesphd/stat

Felix Creutzig

efesce

1/7 Bioenergy for climate change mitigation overrated? Our paper suggests that sustainability threshold translate into much more limited bioenergy and BECCS potential. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/gcbb.12798#.YCuLYJT9rTk.twit

Mark C. Lewis

MCL1965

1/9 What if some of Shakespeare's most famous works were prescient parables about climate change? A look at 'Hamlet', 'Macbeth", 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', and 'King Henry IV, Part 2'

Judith Hauck

JudithHauck

My most important take-away from the Global #Carbon Budget 2020:While emissions dropped by an unprecedented 7%, atmospheric CO₂ not only kept growing, it kept growing by pretty much the same

Ben Harvey

benjaminpharvey

/1 Excited to share two papers we recently had published this year looking into the role of ocean acidification in shaping marine communities using our natural CO2 seep in Japan.Ocean

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