USGS director Reilly, a former astronaut and petroleum geologist, claims the National Climate Assessment used "inaccurate modeling that focuses on worst-case emission scenarios". There are two problems with this statement. (thread) https://t.co/7wZEyPsuPG
Earthworms and their potential effects on carbon in the boreal, in The New York Times (with quotes from some researchers, including me) @smuscience@nytimes https://t.co/eTkapOsSyP
Biotic homogenization within and across eight widely distributed grasslands following invasion by Bromus inermis - Stotz - - Ecology - Wiley Online Library @giselastotz https://t.co/MQI8a3roBl
Knotweed can grow through cracks in cement, between floorboards, and out from the joints in a stone wall. Oh, and it’s already in my backyard. https://t.co/CF7WSyNl6c via @slate
Check our last interview for our section "What we are reading this month" from the Website of @southmycorrhiza . This time with Carlos Aguilar Trigueros talking about fungal mycorrhizal traits. https://t.co/HSEecGwypT.
These colonial aphids fix holes in their nests by... *checks notes*... suicidally erupting and, in their death throes, plastering their own bodily fluids over the gaps. https://t.co/kNT9OwKp33
THE WORLD'S RAREST BAOBAB SPECIES! In Nov 2018, we went to film Adansonia perrieri in the north of Madagascar. We climbed the crown to observe flowers and visitors. Only 200 baobabs of this species are currently known !
44 permanent research positions @CSIC, including 1 in #biogeography and 1 in #biological_conservation. For mature and successful #postdocs wanting to land a research-only permanent job. Advert in legalese Spanish, but worth a read if interested:
https://t.co/IlWiN3Ni7T