This is one of the media releases of our recent paper on Arctic brownification. Bravo Maxime and the rest of the team! The original paper can be found at L&O Letters doi:10.1002/lol2.10063
As Arctic Permafrost Thaws, Northernmost Lakes Brown https://t.co/GnbGgU92Ts
Could not be more true. I often think when struggling between meetings and admin that this is not the reason I studied biology. https://t.co/Wi52rvh9hb
Want more gender diversity in your department?
Universities that offer the best maternity benefits promote twice as many women professors than those that offer the least benefits.
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Fascinating ocean mystery. Diatoms living on a copepod. Is there a purpose to their association? So much we don't know about the plankton. @Zeiss_micro
A micro infection. As the autumn phytoplankton bloom finally wanes the parasitic oomycete Lagenisma coscinodisci infects Coscinodiscus diatoms. Stunning video filmed with my new Zeiss lens. @Zeiss_micro
DYK some lakes have more CO2 than the atmosphere, so they release CO2 from the water into the air? Scott Higgins talks lake acidification to @egies at @sciam... https://t.co/sxCUQtFhuU
https://t.co/044K1DPZzx Evaluating potential of green alga Chlorella vulgaris to accumulate phosphorus and to fertilize nutrient-poor soil substrates for crop plants
Abstract
Algae are capable of accumulating nutrients from aqueous waste, which makes them a potential fertiliz…
Anyone interested in lake sampling during shoulder seasons or in wet winter conditions, check the magnificent airboats provided by [email protected], https://t.co/3URMNSaL9u. Made my day today!
Elevated mercury levels in Walleye restrict the potential EPA+DHA intake to humans. In order to get the full health benefits from consuming Walleye, the Hg levels need to decline. Our new paper online now https://t.co/U3n3livwpj
We know that the Arctic is losing ice but how to prepare for the loss of sea ice, lake ice and permafrost ice when we are still limited in our understanding of their effects on ecosystems.
Let it go: The Arctic will never be frozen again https://t.co/4gZwI9AtQi via @grist
We would be better off without any of that Good Old Climate Change here up north, next offering a cooling caused by a flush of cold water from the Arctic.
How a Wayward Arctic Current Could Cool the Climate in Europe https://t.co/VAVP31uAhN lähteestä @YaleE360