Ever wonder how the context of a research training experience influences how someone sees themself as a researcher? Check out our study (live today!)
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Last Saturday, the river fell to a low of -10.81 feet in Memphis, TN.
We speak with a scientist who studies water and rivers about what is causing the drop, the economic fallout, and what it spells for the future of the River in a climate change future. https://t.co/YEpaoM03IH
New U.N. climate-panel report says rising seas, melting ice caps and other effects of climate change may be irreversible for centuries and are “unequivocally” driven by greenhouse gases from human activity. Via @leHotz, @WSJ https://t.co/jQddjWytUp
A hotter future is now "locked in" due to lack of action on CO2 emissions, says a major UN report — calling it a "code red" for humanity.
▪️ Humans "unequivocally" to blame for climate crisis
▪️ Temps may hit Paris limit in 20 years
▪️ Rapid, major emissions changes needed
The United States, which produces more plastic waste per capita than any other country, is the only major nation not to have ratified the Basel Convention https://t.co/3Fr1MV52Ot 4/4
Shock of shocks! Donald Trump, the self-proclaimed billionaire, received a $72.9 million tax refund from the IRS while not paying a nickel in federal income taxes in 10 out of 15 years.
Yep. Trump l-o-v-e-s corporate socialism for himself, rugged capitalism for everyone else.
This is a poster from the Black Panthers and honestly I think about it a lot and it deeply effects how I approach activism and my thoughts about "work."
I always boil it down to a mantra "there's no such thing as a 'jobless rate'."
Your daily reminder that the former CEO of Gilead became a billionaire by charging $1,000 for a hepatitis C drug that was developed by the VA, cost $1 to manufacture, and could be purchased in India for $4. And now they are pulling the same shit with COVID.