Happy to share our perspective article on the best estimates for soil nutrient control on the CO2 fertilization effects in tropical vegetation. Great collab with César Terrer Global Change Biology onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/gc…

Studying rural coastal landscapes and communities?Thinking about sea level rise and/or saltwater intrusion? Join our research coordination network! We are kicking off our monthly webinar series today at noon (EST). Join our list for details and zoom link swislr.org/join-swislr.ht…

Are you thinking about planning some stream tracer injections? Check out our new paper published today! Also coming soon are some introductory videos from our team (in English, Spanish, Cantonese) Kamini Singha Tim Covino Jancoba Dorley Joel Singley

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Researchers have been working to understand how these forests contribute to #greenhousegasemissions ; to track whether inland wetlands will keep up with sea-level rise; and to uncover solutions: go.ncsu.edu/d2qouhc

Now, the public can help track ghost forest transitions over time through a citizen science project at the coast: go.ncsu.edu/mep2nra

Watch this video to learn about the work NC State University’s Marcelo Ardon is doing to study the spread of ghost forests, a visual sign of #climatechange , along the North Carolina coast: youtube.com/watch?v=eLtKcw…

To get this video of what NC State University's Marcelo Ardon has been doing to track the spread of ghost forests, a visual sign of #climatechange , along the N.C. coast, we had to brave flies, heat, thick vegetation+waterlogged boots. Please watch: youtube.com/watch?v=eLtKcw…

Check out my Boston Globe Ideas piece with Alaina Boyle “A commitment to climate justice would entail major shifts in higher education. It would change what is taught and researched on campuses and how universities are governed and financed” bostonglobe.com/2022/09/01/opi… via The Boston Globe

Giveaway! My book “ #AncientDNA : The Making of a #CelebrityScience ” was released 6 months ago! I’m giving away a signed copy & a cool dino mug from the NC Museum of Natural Sciences bookstore. To enter, like & retweet through Sept 16. #bookgiveaway #historyofscience

I think it's very important for grad students and postdocs to work with advisors who know when to say, 'That's enough for today. Be sure to take time for yourself. Research is endless, but our lives are not. Sleep, exercise, cook a good meal, have some down time.'

These lovely streams are some of our study sites at La Selva, #CostaRica . Highly diverse, complex food web interactions, and some receive inputs of solute-rich groundwater (high in P). Great research locations!

More at: streamslaselva.net
#StreamsLaSelva Marcelo Ardon

Today the The White House announced that all federally funded research will be made openly available. Importantly, it eliminates the 12-month embargo. This is the result of decades of work by SPARC, Peter Suber, Michael Eisen #912238, and so many more. #OpenAccess whitehouse.gov/ostp/news-upda…

Gassy streams at La Selva, #CostaRica - Lots of methane in some of our study streams, in particular those with organic matter accumulations in the bottom. A sulfur smell in some suggest the presence of hydrogen sulfide, due to regional groundwater inputs #StreamsLaSelva Marcelo Ardon

Ghosts Forests are increasing across the eastern seaboard. As key indicators of change, their documentation is critical. If you've seen a GF, or want to learn more, check out this awesome storymap! storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/128637… #StoryMaps via ArcGIS StoryMaps

Scientists from the Global South are often underrepresented in climate reporting. That's why Carbon Brief & Reuters Institute are creating a new database with climate experts from Asia, Africa, LatAm and the Pacific #GSCD

📚 Details below
🧵 Key points
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New paper out in Biol Reviews! A meta-analysis and detailed review on the efficiency of acoustic indices as proxies for biodiversity. doi.org/10.1111/brv.12… A key reading for those interested in soundscapes and new tools for biodiversity assessment. Enjoy! [1/4]

NEW: Infographics that reflect the latest data on Colorado River Basin reservoir levels. Spoiler: they're shockingly low. Graphics by Natch Quinn, WaterForColorado

Check out our GLOW paper--a 40 year global river width data revealing interesting patterns of river width temporal variations agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20…