#Anthropogenic

Wim Thiery

WimThiery

How is climate change affecting fire risk? In the recent @IPCC_CH special report on #ClimateChange & land, this is assessed based on 20 scientific studies. The results show the key

The Cosmist Insurrection, Inc. ™

yungneocon

Our discussions of events like the atom bomb need to occur at a higher level—namely the understanding that while fire bombings of Dresden & Tokyo, internment, postwar use of forced

Prof. Katharine Hayhoe

KHayhoe

As the economic slow-down due to the coronavirus pandemic shutters industry, air pollution and carbon emissions are dropping. A lot of people have asked what this means for carbon emissions

Mohamed Ateia

moha_ateia

[Thread] Let's update the #syllabus of #watertreatment courses? This thread summarizes recent studies (some personal studies) that challenged conventional perspectives and approaches which will help educating future #engineers & #sc

🌰Build Soil: plant one million edible chestnuts!

BuildSoil

Fire in the northwest is complex. It’s important to realize that fire is not inherently bad here: the ecosystem is adapted to it in facts wants it. There will be

Atomsk's Sanakan

AtomsksSanakan

1/PPeter C Gøtzsche (@PGtzsche1) wrote the article belowHe argues that COVID-19 isn't very lethal, + then draws some political conclusions.The article is poor."Is the infection fatality rate for COVID-19 worse

Patrik Erdes

PatrikErdes

"Halving emission by 2030 and achieving net zero by 2050 will get us to the 1.5°C ambition" is a dangerous myth, and it is unfortunately spreading all over the place.

Andrew S. Potts🏳️‍🌈

AndrewSPotts

On the 5th anniversary of the #ParisAgreement, the General Assembly of @ICOMOS (the global cultural heritage NGO) has overwhelmingly voted to declare a Climate & Ecological Emergency. A THREAD /1

Not Quite Dr. Michael T. Bacon

MichaelTBacon

Okay, I'm gonna go a few steps deeper on this.To first put the necessary out of the way, saying "this American thing is deeply entangled with racism" should be axiomatic

Shahzad Gani

shahzadgani

Looking for long-term particle number concentrations and size distribution data to better understand air pollution dynamics in Delhi?Of course you are!New paper w/ @joshapte @SahilBh_India @pkanan03 & others at @UTAustin

Marcus Stewart

Marcusdstewart

@ShellenbergerMD wrote an opinion piece in @Quillette with some very big claims on environment issues in order to push his new book sales. Here’s a thread on the accuracy of

Prof Jacqui Hamilton (Rickard)

jacquirickard

For #WomenInScienceDay here are some of the amazing women I've worked with over the years. First up, Dr Ruth Purvis (not on twitter), new head of equality diversity and inclusion

Johnathan J. Dalzell

jjdalzell

Preparing teaching materials *all-the-ways* for next semester, and thought I'd start sharing why this zoologist fell in love with #plantsExhibit A - The nettle.Defends itself with trichome cells encased in

Dr. Nancy Williams

OG_Nancy

My ocean carbon people: Anyone else feeling overwhelmed by, among other things, the sheer number of air-sea CO2 flux-related studies this year? I'm loving it but OMG I can't keep

Jonathan Koomey

jgkoomey

This is a great thread by @Bankfieldbecky, but I wanted to add a few more pointers.https://twitter.com/Bankfieldbecky/status/1280404159674691585 The idea of "unburnable carbon" or "stranded assets" goes back much further

Christopher Kyba

skyglowberlin

We’ve just published the coolest experiment I’ve done in years: https://doi.org/10.1177/1477153520958463Want to know why the brightness of this city is different in these two satellite images? Read the thread

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