Really proud of our new(ish) paper in the special issue on Women in Hydrology in JoH! We developed a framework for balancing water management decisions to support ecological goals in urban rivers @terri_hogue@KrisTaniguchi@re_abdi @Hydro_E_Gallo + others
https://t.co/2v5tb3ESTG
Pilots are changing the world: Civil Engineering major Maya Struzak '24 is collaborating with professors to bridge inequalities by building bioretention systems for stormwater treatment.
Hydropower can be increased within strict environmental constraints.
Global hydropower potential is 5.27 PWh yr−1, mostly in the Himalayas. Africa’s potential is 0.60 PWh yr−1, four times larger than its developed hydropower. https://t.co/3BSTFEfjEn
More and more evidence is emerging that #nitrogen pollution to waterways can be can be largely eliminated within ~5 to 20 years if we decrease surplus N left on farm fields and city lawns now. Great #AGUpub by Nguyen, @fanny_sarrazin, @rkumar_1982 , et al. https://t.co/lo3ewFtDz2
SOAKER TODAY & TUESDAY: Subtropical moisture will stream into the PNW over the next 2 days, resulting in impressive rain totals + high elevation snow (along & west of Cascades). Many will see 1.5-3” of rain, with 4-6” along parts of coast, Coast Range & Cascades. #PDX#ORwx#WAwx
Tomorrow I'll be sharing about work @pigyachty, @JWolfand & I have done on developing an quantitative ET lab and informal urban heat demo (w/ @OMSI Sci Comm Fellows Program). 10:15 in N246c.
At 51 miles long, it’s one of America’s largest infrastructure projects. Angelenos live along it, but know little of its origins — nor its role in protecting them from devastating floods. Is it time for the Los Angeles River to serve the city in a new way? https://t.co/kmVypbN3bx
U.S. colleges are welcoming students who missed a lot of high school instruction in the pandemic.
Many students are behind, especially in math, and getting a degree could be harder. https://t.co/orqEz5jnlI
A preliminary magnitude 4.2 #earthquake just rattled northwest Oregon. It occurred about 9 miles east southeast of Lacomb, Oregon. Did you feel it? I sure did in Portland.
Be VERY careful Wednesday morning during the first few hours of rain. A summer's worth of oils, dirt, & grease will combine with rain to make for slippery spots. It happens every time we have a long dry spell and then rain returns
Interested in doing a postdoc in Duluth, MN? Come join us! We are looking for an environmental engineer with a background in environmental microbiology, biotechnology, and an interest in developing biological treatment technologies. https://t.co/CkwMqwqhv9
615 am | The Portland Airport recorded 0.02" of rain ending it's streak of days without measurable rain at 67...just 4 days shy of the longest streak on record set in 1967. Other recent long dry streaks include 57 days in 2017 & 51 in 2012 & 2021. #pdxtst#orwx#wawx
New! We illustrate harnessing plant-microbiome variation for bioremediation. Microcosms w/ rural duckweed genotypes, diverse microbiomes & algae transformed more model contaminant benzotriazole @EPasseport @LeFevreLab @ME_Frederickson Eric Yu, Clara Pencer https://t.co/ogVBenuo3k