PhD in Natural Resources Science and Management, environmental policy expert, NEPA Planner on the Willamette National Forest, coffee aficionado, obsessed Auntie
We are excited to share our new @NatureEcoEvo article! Using data from > 300,000 biological sciences manuscripts and policies for > 500 Ecology & Evolution journals, we found evidence for bias during peer review (a🧵)
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A tragic story of a former mayor's fall from grace. A sobering reminder of the homelessness crisis in America https://t.co/ejIFdsrCFK
https://t.co/AjaEWMTcIj
Adrienne Nelson made history this week. After the U.S. Senate confirmed her nomination, she is now the first Black female jurist in Oregon to become a federal judge. https://t.co/TFIuwJatHu
To all the burned-out big-city executives coming back to their hometown for the holidays: yes our foresters manage a large tree farm and yes they had a crush on you in high school.
You can now apply for student debt relief – up to $20,000 if you received a Pell Grant and up to $10,000 if you didn’t receive a Pell Grant.
The application is simple, easy, and you don’t need to log in or provide supporting documents to apply.
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Researchers who study Type 2 diabetes have reached a stark conclusion: There is no device or drug powerful enough to counter the effects of poverty, pollution, stress, a broken food system, cities that aren't walkable, and inequitable access to healthcare. https://t.co/aQUve1pQW1
The Oregon Health Authority is issuing a public health advisory for unsafe levels of fecal bacteria in ocean waters at Rockaway Beach in Tillamook County.
https://t.co/NNTpkQAKpe
Puerto Rico struggled to restore power for residents Tuesday, providing a reminder that the U.S. territory’s shaky electricity system was unreliable long before Hurricane Fiona arrived Sunday.
https://t.co/49pWOB7cbJ
Happy 100th birthday to a man that shaped the intellectual pathway of our field. Thank you Herbert Kaufman!
We will celebrate his life and legacy in the next issue of PPMG.
We have 2 openings for faculty positions in forestry at Minnesota: Department head and urban forestry. We expect to advertise a 3rd position ("bioeconomy") later this fall. https://t.co/f51qrJF5df and https://t.co/6bb3X4BPTd
A new family of wolves has been discovered in Oregon. Biologists with the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs first saw the wolves last December, and have confirmed two adults and two pups roaming in the northern Cascades. 🐺🐺🐺🐺 https://t.co/RZSXgehotA