☀️🌦️⛰️Clilmate and geological surroundings control organic matter accumulation, Fe and S reduction in mangrove soils.
🚨Check it out!🚨
https://t.co/7YIRminHDC
🌍🌱O Teaser do Episódio 'Manguezais, economia e sociedade' da websérie sobre conservação marinha capixaba e nacional está liberado!🌍🌱
The teaser of the 'Mangroves, economy and society' episode is out! (Portuguese only)
#mangrove#NatureBasedSolutions
https://t.co/7oL6tdRbpX
I am pleased to inform that my first paper of my PhD thesis is now available online!! Thanks for the authors, funding agencies and reviewers!
Checking the progress of using the static chamber method for the measurement of greenhouse gases in Latin America https://t.co/mDih4xxrTc
The best way to celebrate the #WorldMangroveDay? A new publication: https://t.co/iCdo57BK6a
Congrats @GomesMangrove! A great job indicating how drought events driven by climate change may induce mangrove mortality
With the support from @InsideNatGeo we studied the effects of extreme climate on SE Brazil mangroves. We showed significant losses of Carbon and potential permanent losses in ecosystem function. Full paper available here: https://t.co/T5YYsVrLL2
Explorer @AngBernardino shared: “I feel that Brazilians are blessed to grow in the midst of such a diverse nature, from mountains to forests and beautiful coasts. I have had a strong connection to nature since I was a kid who spent much of my time in the farmlands.”
🚨NEW PAPER: Weather conditions during seasons govern Fe fate in mangrove soils. Also, mangrove forests at semi-arid coasts experience massive Fe losses annually acting as hot spot sources of Fe to the ocean
>> https://t.co/WHpB6PnS3a <<
@Tiago_OFerreira@GNNobrega@amandaduim
On November 05, 2015, the biggest mining disaster in the world took place ("The Mariana disaster"). Almost 5 years after that, our fresh paper shows impacts associated with Fe-P dynamics and eutrophication risk at Doce River estuary.
https://t.co/aA8LqmWHk2
Seagrass: Another Vital Carbon-sequestering Ecosystem Threatened by Climate Change:
Underwater meadows have rapidly disappeared around the world, but new research suggests they may be the easiest coastal habitat to restore.
https://t.co/SgVJe5YhNl Via @Revelator_News
Geographical variations in arsenic contents in #rice plants from #LatinAmerica and the #IberianPeninsula in relation to soil conditions
https://t.co/7Sh8LT6U91