Twitter's fall is stark
A wasteland of fire and wrath
Bluesky calm beckons
headed to #Bluesky: @jjopperman.bsky.social
In non-Haiku form, Twitter feels like a sinking ship chugging toward a waterfall w/ whatever buoyancy remains. Bluesky feels like paddling into calm waters
My new post in Forbes about how, as revealed in the new film Deliver Me From Nowhere, Bruce Springsteen provides two lessons for those who work in nature conservation, one for the head and one for the heart. https://t.co/sG6WQCiMbc
Not all floods are bad—some help prevent disasters. By restoring floodplains and giving rivers room to breathe, we can reduce catastrophic flooding, protect communities, and boost biodiversity. WWF’s @jjopperman explains in @Forbes: https://t.co/iwdtQLKbeL
When pursuing a "better world" thru irrigation efficiency, ensuring saved water supports river flows or other functions requires coupling efficiency w/ water governance. Otherwise there can be a reduction in available water; see blog on Jevon's paradox: https://t.co/BmdIpTh47Z
Salmon are returning to the Klamath River for the first time in decades. WWF’s @jjopperman examines how the river's positive turnaround is a guide to reversing the decline of wildlife and wild places in @sciam. https://t.co/ITpjsrqE9r
Last month WWF's Living Planet Report showed dramatic ⬇️ of wildlife. Just recently, the Klamath River & its salmon were a sad example of that trend. But w/ biggest dam removal in history, Klamath is now an inspiring example that recovery is possible
https://t.co/FxVeeDr8YA
New paper's Seussian abstract:
One food, two food, green food, blue food
This one is managed here
This one is managed there
Say! Such separation is not so clever
Yes. We should manage all together
https://t.co/sNmVc7kdJG @WWFLeadWater@NathanJBennett @henry_h_hansen @brentloken
Freshwater species populations have plummeted by 85% – the steepest decline of any biome. But there’s hope! Learn how innovative conservation approaches, can help protect rivers, lakes, and wetlands. https://t.co/BXYu8ixd60
Our new paper on blue & green foods: Food from land, freshwater & oceans are often managed separately. Integrating their management is essential to feeding the world healthy and sustainable food. https://t.co/sNmVc7kdJG
@WWFLeadWater@NathanJBennett @henry_h_hansen @brentloken
As @UNBiodiversity#COP16Cololombia kicks off, let's not forget freshwater! Let's focus on protecting & restoring of our rivers, lakes & wetlands as well as our land & seas. Because....👇
🚨New Commentary discusses the connections between blue & green #foodsystems & claims an integrated management approach is needed to successfully feed the world healthy & #sustainable food
https://t.co/7tUJ1Heunb
@jjopperman@NathanJBennett @henry_h_hansen @brentloken M.Mekonnen