More and more climate scientists are willing to get arrested to bring attention to the climate crisis. bit.ly/3T6Wm9u nature #science #climatechange

Fed up with a lack of political progress in solving the climate problem, some researchers are becoming activists to slow global warming go.nature.com/3OTlM82

Extreme flooding and droughts may be the new norm for the Amazon, challenging its people and ecosystems. #LongReads scim.ag/5VO

El río Amazonas podría verse alterado para siempre por el cambio climático, según la revista 'Science'.
⛈️Inundaciones y sequías extremas podrían convertirse en el nuevo escenario del Amazonas, lo que desafiaría a las poblaciones ribereñas y su ecosistema. tinyurl.com/2cwp524x

Amazon extremes in Science Magazine 's cover

Glad to have contributed to this great story written by Dan Grossman

Massive changes in rainfall in Amazon Basin already killing freshwater dolphins and fish, and making lives of indigenous people harder. bit.ly/42K1W4T

A stunning up-close portrait of the Amazon River basin’s whiplash agony by Daniel Grossman in Science Magazine

Drought and heat are only half of the story of the changes unfolding in the heart of the world’s largest rainforest. Schöngart and collaborators’ research on the river

Amazon River may be altered forever by climate change Daniel Grossman | Science | AAAS science.org/content/articl…

'Drought and heat are only half of the story of the changes unfolding in the heart of the world’s largest rainforest.'

As global climate warms, changes in the #Amazon basin will dramatically intensify.

#Science #Ecology #ClimateCrisis
⏯️A river in flux
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SCIENCE MAGAZINE - FEBRUARY 16, 2024 - RESEARCH PREVIEW
Science Magazine (February 15, 2024): The new issue features a record drought in October 2023 that lowered the Amazon River near the Brazilian city of Tefé, revealing sand dunes and forcing local fishing boats to compete for

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A raised be with a greenhouse lid (removed for the summer) made from a discarded sliding glass door. Note the two fans on the back, which cool the air inside during shoulder seasons when it can get too hot inside. Powered by a solar panel, battery, controller and thermostat

I wouldn't exult just yet. Let's hear the tapes. If they are what the POLITICO scoop suggests they are, they're of course DYNAMITE and will make the Nixon Tapes pale by comparison. On the other hand, . . .

Indigenous Brazilians collect seeds, helping to restore damaged forest. news.mongabay.com/2022/05/villag… Mongabay Dado Galdieri Pulitzer Center

Big bird laid the egg.
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ArchaeoBiomics Josefin Stiller Palaeome Julia Clarke

Wow! What a powerful video!

Is Big Agriculture Killing Brazil’s Traditional Farms? bit.ly/3C4xiUK Yale Environment 360 Pulitzer Center #drought #agriculture #irrigation

Is Big Agriculture Killing Brazil’s Traditional Farms? bit.ly/3C4xiUK Yale Environment 360 Pulitzer Center #drought #agriculture #irrigation

Predictions in Alaska are scary...but is anyone really paying attention?