For Earth Day @washingtonpost’s climate team asked scientists & conservationists where their hope comes from. What aspects of nature give them strength to confront our perilously hot present? What plants, animals & landscapes are they inspired to save? https://t.co/afmWVJg5lz
“Growing food is no longer business as usual. International supply chains are changing, and the changing supply creates price volatility,” said @ClimateSmartCU’s Mike Hoffmann at our @ScienceCabaret in April 2017. Same story, now it’s 2022. #ClimateCrisis https://t.co/e8LGgvu1sE
My friend Dave Bock, a masterful and nationally renowned high school teacher of statistics, just informed me that his books have been banned in Florida.
Learn more about Dave -- and his books -- here: https://t.co/itunN9BgHY
Here’s the news that oozes….that old chestnut climate change.
“Any further delay in concerted global action will miss a brief and rapidly closing window to secure a liveable future.”
#IPCC
https://t.co/BdCnH0wf1l
🌖🌳🚀 Have you heard of moon trees?
So called because they are the tree seeds that flew around the Moon in 1971 and were planted upon return https://t.co/2ZZABR0YF9
“For the farmer, the cost of fertilizing too much is less than the cost of fertilizing too little,” Ortiz-Monasterio said. “That’s because they are not taking into account the environmental cost.”
Iván Ortiz-Monasterio is an agronomist from Cuernavaca. https://t.co/UqD4SzYE01
🗓Starting Tues, Jan 25, 9-11am & continuing monthly: Join this series on managing land resources to address climate change.
https://t.co/eRyn817Ote
Heat-trapping gas (greenhouse gas) reduction for farms, forests, and landfills will be covered.
#MicrobeMonday#NYSoilHealth
Stop Buying Stuff: A Workshop
Jan 22, 2022 10:00 AM
This workshop will be led by Diane Cohen, founding director of the #FLX#twithaca @IthacaReUse Centers — social enterprise models of community empowerment that promote regenerative systems. https://t.co/cF6JGc3OyQ
Actor Jeff Daniels on a new species of #nematode being named after him: “In Hollywood, you haven’t really made it until you’ve been recognized by those in the field of parasitology.” https://t.co/odm0H1uNjZ
NY's Central Park Becomes a Living Climate Laboratory “What we want to do is study Central Park as an ecosystem, as a coupled human-natural system, and we're looking at it top-down and bottom-up — from soils to satellites,” said Karen Seto https://t.co/8AURRGdmD5
Stop Buying Stuff: A Workshop
Jan 22, 2022 10:00 AM
This workshop will be led by Diane Cohen, founding director of the #FLX#twithaca @IthacaReUse Centers — social enterprise models of community empowerment that promote regenerative systems. https://t.co/cF6JGc3OyQ
Yesterday the world lost E O Wilson, who drew paradigm-changing insights from studying "the little things that run the world" Beyond science I'm grateful to him for using his incomparable communication skills and enormous intellect to advocate for protecting Earth's biodiversity.
Here it is: humanity’s final look at @NASAWebb as it heads into deep space to answer our biggest questions. Alone in the vastness of space, Webb will soon begin an approximately two-week process to deploy its antennas, mirrors, and sunshield. #UnfoldTheUniverse