#Ecosystems

Kaydee Barker

nerd_inthe_wild

Happy #InternationalDayOfWomenInScience! About a year & a half ago, I began my journey of becoming a #WomanInSTEM. There are a lot of stories out there about the hardship women still

Ben See

ClimateBen

Scientsts: global warming of 3.2C is* hard to survive* hard to prevent* likely by 2090* possible by 2070* plausible by 2050* just one of many existential threats that mean a

The $SPY

The___SPY

A thread on the interlinked debates around migration from gateway cities and its potential consequences.This is highly uncertain and reflects my thoughts as of today, which can (and do) change

Dr Thomas Smith 🔥🌏

DrTELS

New spatial analysis of wildfires across the Arctic in May/June 2020, and how they compare to the satellite record (2003-2020). What is burning? Are there peat fires? What about permafrost?

Charlie Loyd

vruba

Heavy summer smoke in California is a return to pre–fire-suppression normal. “Prehistoric fire area and emissions from California’s forests, woodlands, shrublands, and grassland”: https://nature.berkeley.edu/stephenslab/wp-content/u

Christopher Anderson

earth_chris

Quick thread on the ecological footprints of the current #CaliforniaWildfires. While only ~120 km apart, the #CZUAugustLightning fire in the Santa Cruz Mountains and the #HennesseyFire (part of #LNULightningComplex) in

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

ECCLR Committee

SP_ECCLR

Today we published our report into Regional Marine Planning – find it here: http://ow.ly/c24y50CNT6m Scotland’s seas are among the most diverse and productive. Effective planning is needed to balance competing demands

Natural Capital Ireland

NatCap_Irl

We are delighted to launch a report by members of the National Biodiversity Forum calling for the government to radically step up efforts to address the #biodiversity crisis - and

ManuAlzuru🥑

ManuAlzuru

I always thought that #bitcoin was a game currency. Back in Venezuela I had friends that were living a very good life just playing games, selling avatars, skins and

Aaron Wright

awrigh01

Why are governance tokens interesting and important? A short thread below There is often no IP protection with many blockchain-based protocols and assets move fast on a blockchain. Teams

Sandra Penman

shpenman

Today at #ESAus20 we will hear about early impacts of the Black Summer firesI'll tweet the talks in a thread below #fireecology Rachael Gallagher found 67% of Australia's 26,000

Martyn Barber

MartynBarber2

So with my #urbanprehistory 'Hon. Corr. for Swindon's Roundabouts' hat firmly in place, here's a brief intro. I'm saving the more interesting specimens for future twittering, but I thought I'd

Corey Myers, PhD

coreyamyers

We have a new paper out on how to use rocks to pull #CO2 out of the air and stabilize it as...rocks.TL;DR: Surface rocks in Japan could remove 7.6 Gt-CO2/y

Richard Lamondin

rlamondinjr

As a native Miamian & the Co-Founder & CEO of one of Miami's fastest growing and most environmentally impactful companies, I have some things to say about this current moment

Katherine J. Haxton

kjhaxton

There seems to be some disagreement on whether undergraduate chemists should receive training in ethics as part of their undergraduate degree. It occurs to me that people may not fully

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