ran my first ever samples for clumped isotopes yesterday, woohoo!! 👩🏽🔬 kinda feels like a big grad school moment so had to document it #1styear#pliocene#lakes#paleoclimate
Estimating past global temperature is important for understanding the history of life on Earth and for predicting future climate.
Now in Science, a new reconstruction of Earth’s temperature history over the past 485 million years—based on a method that combines diverse physical proxy data with climate model predictions—reveals a much wider range of climate variability across the Phanerozoic eon than previously understood. https://t.co/LBqF16RejK
Translating palaeoscience into real change through policy - something that has been on my mind for a while. An absolute pleasure to involved in this project - thanks @PhilippaHiggin5!
https://t.co/A9fBCp09Ds @JMIPublicPolicy
Absolutely everything in these statements from @DonaldTrump is false, so it's difficult to know where to start, but let me try:
1. Scientists *did not* think the world was going to cool in the 1920s - first predictions of global warming were actually in the late 1800s. (1/3).
New paper led by Dan Lunt (@ClimateSamwell) in @CommsEarth that highlights the benefits of using the paleoclimate record in the model development and evaluation cycle, in particular for screening models with too-high or too-low climate sensitivity.(https://t.co/NkPKprUhdE)
Add this to the "yikes" department: Increasingly extreme temperatures are making it harder for helicopters to rescue people on scorching days in national parks, because the air is too thin for the copters to take off: https://t.co/rxesHawCpe via @thatsMohrlikeit
Mexico just hit a searing 52°C (125.6°F), tying the highest temperature ever recorded in Mexico.
The unprecedented run of heat in 2024 continues in Mexico.
Unbelievable satellite imagery of a massive dust storm (haboob) roaring across New Mexico and northern Mexico.
This dust storm, generated by severe thunderstorms, is over 200 miles in length!
"Fixing" #climatechange by bulldozing sensitive species in #aridlands is NOT a #climatesolution! That's supplanting one crisis with another—biodiversity loss. We must do better!
The May issue of #GSAToday is now available! Explore the intersection of seismology & pop culture in ‘Beast Quake (Taylor’s Version): Analysis of Seismic Signals Recorded during Two Taylor Swift Concerts in Seattle, July 2023’ by Jacqueline Caplan-Auerbach et al.
Learn about the innovative upcycling of mining waste in ‘Facilitating the Critical Mineral Future: Valorization of Kaolin Mining Waste through Partnerships’ by Paul A. Schroeder et al.
Discover helpful tips about maintaining mental health during finals & much more in the May issue of GSA Today! You can read the full issue here: https://t.co/Kjb3bSV7kW
#TaylorSwift #Seismology #MentalHealth #CriticalMinerals #Geoscience #Geology #EarthScience #GeologyRocks
Over a thousand students out today at @USC to protest the school’s decision to not allow valedictorian Asna Tabassum to make a graduation speech.
The students will not be quiet.
LET ASNA SPEAK!
I'm excited to share a new paper in @ScienceAdvances led by UW's @VTCoop showing that the last ice age provides much stronger constraints on Earth's climate sensitivity and future warming when ice-sheet driven temperature patterns are accounted for. https://t.co/Wr1yPiRgsT