tessahill.bsky.social
Climate change, oceans, blue carbon @ucdavis Bodega Marine Lab. Author. ✍️ Also an admin supporting university public scholarship with @ucdavisengaged.bsky.social
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The oceanographic data in this study were previously featured in a paper by Esther Kennedy. These data are free and fully available to everyone at NCEI. (3/n) essd.copernicus.org/articles/16/...
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Meghan and colleagues gathered oceanographic data and looked at vulnerability of 6 commercially harvested species to changing conditions. Meghan was able to use measured ocean data to link up with specific life stages/habitats to understand vulnerability to acidification and hypoxia. (2/n)
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Thinking of you and all of your wonderful colleagues.
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Colleagues, including my partner, with years of service at the agency. Some Permanent POs reclassified as Probationary. Exceptional scientists who were former professors at major institutions, and came to NSF to serve the community and ensure science thrives in the US.
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I’m so sorry.
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Oh you are in for a treat!! ♥️🌊🌊
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That quote is in response to intense criticism that she received after publishing Silent Spring. I highly recommend her earlier books as well, as you will likely enjoy her writing about the sea. 🌊 www.audubon.org/magazine/arc...
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Yes!!!! 🙌
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You can find the excerpt on our Portal here: www.environmentandsociety.org/mml/rachel-c...
#envhum #silentspring #bookrec #valentines
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I’m so sorry to hear this. Your impact on the climate community and beyond is huge, as is evidenced by replies to your post. Thinking of you.
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Done!
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Large public universities don’t just provide educational opportunities to the majority of students in this country. When you cut federal funding to public institutions, you are often cutting funding to the largest employer in town. This is the case for *many* “college towns” across America. (2/2)
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Same same
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The far right know that one of the best ways to destabilize universities is to cut science budgets, because research infrastructure are such a large and critical part of universities. Science is therefore one of the first targets in their culture war.