Our special issue call in Ecosystem Services is now online! We call for paper about innovative ES governance in creating incentive mechanisms for behavioral change, such as contractual solutions, collective action, market distribution and business model: https://t.co/ubtHodWkkg
Changing food choices to increase our chances of tackling #globalwarming. Our latest paper (with @yuli_shan and Yanxian Li) in @NatureFoodJnl: https://t.co/XYVEYbeh4o
If you would like a pleasantly maddening picture of exactly how severely the fossil fuel industry has been lying to us, here's their total net income from 2015 to 2022, compared to how much they've spent on various non-fossil technologies:
A new paper demonstrates the major role of anaerobic mineralization in explaining high CO2 fluxes when soil moisture approaches full saturation.
https://t.co/bmGrIXqMqS
This paper should (but probably won't) put an end to the claims that "just letting forests grow" is a super-powerful climate solution that we are somehow missing.
https://t.co/XOEKaXcyTc
Experiments have shown that Species Diversity can increase primary productivity. But is this what diversity is doing out in nature?
New work from @LauraEllenDee, myself, & others in @NatureComms shows that, in the field, all is not so straightforward.
https://t.co/0yADvpQzS9
Active afforestation of drained #peatlands is not a viable option under the #EUNature Restoration Law! Just published as preprint by group of 29 peatland scientists @terhorab @VytasH @utriculator @peatyGHG @flo_renouwilson https://t.co/vkb2oIwsrA @uni_greifswald@AgoraAgrar
"Mechanisms and impacts of Earth system tipping elements"
If you’ve ever been interested in climate tipping elements, check out this new review article from myself and co-authors in @theAGU Reviews of Geophysics.
Note: it’s a very long read!
Thread:🧵
https://t.co/1WTR5iJli5
This amazing figure from yesterday's #IPCC report shows the potential of different approaches to mitigate climate change
It exposes two common misconceptions about 'natural climate solutions'
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Traditional drainage and dairy farming gives us lots of milk and cheese, but also emissions and nitrogen; rewetting for paludiculture provides far more ecosystem services, but based on the number in literature, farmers would need more financial support to make the transition!
Last chapter of my thesis published! System analysis comparing ecosystem services from different land use options on working peatlands. @irees_research@SNonhebel @RIBESresearch @CarbonConnects link👇
https://t.co/vRxHYxk4LH
It's incredible seeing the transition from degraded, single-thread streams into expansive beaver-engineered wetlands. And it only took a handful of #beavers to do this. Imagine what the continent and the rivers looked like prior to the Fur Trade, back when beavers were abundant!