#Anthropogenic

Dr Michelle Cain

civiltalker

Keen to share a new paper (by John Lynch, David Frame @ClimateFramo, Ray Pierrehumbert @ClimateBook, and I), given agricultural emissions are a perennial favourite on twitter! And of course, a

Thomas Bauska

tinyicybubbles

In 2011, the @NSF-funded WAIS Divide ice core reached a depth of 3400 meters beneath the West Antarctic ice sheet and recovered a 68,000-year archive of earth’s atmosphere and climate.

Andy Gonzalez

bio_diverse

Very important reanalysis of the Living Planet Index trends @natureClustered versus catastrophic global vertebrate declineshttps://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2920-6Clusters of extreme decline in ~1% of populations. The remaining 98%

Rosalie Wright

rosalie_wright_

1.#TropiCon20 Mesophotic coral ecosystems (MCEs) are found at 30-150m depths & represent ~80% of possible #coralreef habitats worldwideTechnological advances mean threatened MCEs are increasingly studied, but remaining knowledge gaps li

Lyman Stone 石來民

lymanstoneky

AND we would reduce the odds of a genuinely stupefyingly huge disaster!https://twitter.com/calebwatney/status/1326031454103609344 Seriously though y'all, putting in geothermal energy generation equipment around the edges of the Yellowst

Chloe Malinka

c_malinka

Recently there has been controversy in Denmark regarding the porpoises in sea pens at the Fjord&Bælt center. As a scientist involved in studies with these animals, and with the conservation

Ingrid M

iMusing

the “no play” label is WHY Morrison branded his punitive policy “no pay”. Like “national natural disaster” obscures anthropogenic climate crisis; and slurring jobkeeper (paid to bosses) with jobseeker (the

Dr. Julia K. Baum

baumlab

1/10 BREAKING NEWS: Our discovery about how some corals managed to survive almost a year of heat stress is out today! @ClaarDanielle @uvic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WJ_LhFUKEw&feature=youtu.be 2/10 We (@ClaarDanielle @Tietjenk) t

Damon Matthews

damon_matthews

Our Perspective is out in @NatureGeosci! “Opportunities and challenges in using remaining carbon budget to guide climate policy” -- everything you ever wanted to know about carbon budgets in only

Emily Dolhansky

emilydolhansky

I often hear “you must have never been in a well-managed forest” since I support logging/otherwise actively managing forests. This is ridiculous and mansplain-y, so I wanted to take the

Michael Ross

MichaelRoss7

Why Do Governments Tax or Subsidize Fossil Fuels?https://www.cgdev.org/publication/why-do-governments-tax-or-subsidize-fossil-fuels#.XzwJoANlzJA.twitter My latest paper with @paashamahdavi and Cesar B. Martinez-Alvarez is now a @CGDev Worki

Mary Gagen

maryhgagen

Hey! We have a new tree ring isotope paper out in preprint and this one’s on tricky iWUE, so I thought I’d do a quick background thread on trees ,co2

Rewilding Science

RewildingS

1/16 We’ve got a weekend #rewilding paper for you! In this paper, @TimDoherty_ and @EuanRitchie1 discussed the complexities and issues with managing non-native predators through the use of lethal control

Sam Weiss Evans

SAWEvans

Hey @clarkamiller do you have a good STS take on the history and politics of the “2 degrees” figure for global warming? For those who stumble on this later, here

Andhyta F. Utami

Afutami

5 Kesalahpahaman yang Paling Sering Kita Dengar tentang Krisis Iklim [A THREAD]: (1) "Perubahan iklim dampaknya masih lama, lebih baik kita urus dulu isu yang lebih urgent dan ada 'di

Peter Ballerstedt

GrassBased

1/n Food for thought:An understanding of metabolic health and a species appropriate diet hasn't informed conversations about sustainable health care. The "downstream" effects of food choices are usually informed by

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