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This is all the climate #scicomm we ever needed.
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@PGDynes I think it is important to give people some hope and direction when explaining the consequences of climate change. Give some examples of successful efforts from people and organizations. These examples will help connecting people and change people behavior
Please vote with this in mind at October’s local elections. The IPCC says urban form and transport are the two best value for money sectors for emissions reduction. Your vote for local councils will directly influence our success or failure in these areas. https://t.co/Z3OVMC588V
Finally, specific phyla and orders of microbial taxa can be associated with long-term dry and wet conditions and be used as sentinels for hydrological changes in the environment.
*New Paper from #ICTARNZ *
Here we ask…. Can microbial communities be used as sentinels for the impacts of a changing climate and can we observe such response across spatial scales?
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doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2021.783767
And by comparing both static and dynamic water level lakes, microbial communities resolved the legacy impacts of changes in historical water availability.
Blanketed by 100s of metres of ice and 100s of kilometres from the sea, today we show a unique microbial community resides below Antarctica's biggest ice shelf. It's fuelled by ammonium and other chemicals, not sunlight, with archaea as key producers. https://t.co/sIpfga0yE1
1.5 C is on life support and still countries can’t fully commit to phase-out coal and fossil fuels..nonetheless there is an agreement but much more is needed … the clock is ticking