Great new article + photographs in National Geographic: "They will face some of the harshest conditions on Earth: #polar night, complete darkness, heavy storms, and temperatures that can reach almost minus 50 degrees Fahrenheit." #MOSAiCexpedition #Arctic #icedrift nationalgeographic.com/environment/20…

Half a century ago, MBL’s Ivan Valiela pioneered ecological research at Great Sippewissett Marsh that (astonishingly) is still going strong today. express.adobe.com/page/ZTuPmAJ2g…

Join artist Rita Leduc and ecologist Rich Blundell TOMORROW at 5pm ET at The Museum of the White Mountains in Plymouth, NH, for an art talk on their Ecology Extended project. You may also join virtually. Learn more about this free, hybrid event here: ow.ly/1yEm50JSNZl

Love these sets of comparisons 😯

Looking to do a PhD? 👀 We have a project to investigate ice sheet change over the last few millennia! It'll likely involve fieldwork in East Antarctica, and use cosmogenic nuclide geochemistry and numerical modelling. 👩‍🔬💻 Please retweet 👍 DM or email for details 1/4

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Help us welcome Tiantian Zhu as our incoming Massachusetts Clean Energy Center Intern! Tiantian is a recent graduate of Colorado College where she completed a degree in environmental science. Tiantian is excited to contribute to environmental equity and community empowerment efforts through this position

check out the Fall 2022 lineup for the BU Biogeoscience Seminar series!

We're thrilled to see MayorWu and Boston Parks and Recreation Department dig into #TreeEquity in #Boston through the creation of a #urbanforestry division. 12 new positions to plant, care for, and grow our "best green technology". boston.com/news/local-new…

treeboston.org/sftt_news/tree… Check out this article I wrote about the impact of droughts on trees and why it matters to urban forests!

Haven't seen a better representation of what a Ph.D. is/should be. #AcademicTwitter #academia #research PhD Voice - Independently Run PhD_Genie

I'm really enjoying this book by Dan Egan Dan Egan about phosphate and toxic algal blooms. It's a really nice synthesis of history and science and I appreciate learning more about the impacts on the Great Lakes!

Hi everyone, I am so excited to announce that I will be pursuing a PhD degree in Atmospheric Chemistry at Michigan EARTH starting this fall! I have been so inspired by Dr. Kerri Pratt's work and am deeply honored to be joining her group that studies the arctic environment. Go blue!!

I just love this figure of Colorado River water usage from the NYT Climate today. I want a poster of it. Water law is animal law, at least in the West.

I'm really happy to share this! AAAR is helping facilitate access to a great learning resource. If you are interested in aerosol science, but don't have that class at your school, you should check this out! From Jonathan Reid and Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council

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Not sure how many (non-terrible) people are still on this site, but for those of you who are still here: we have a new postdoc position open in our group! The project involves building new chemical mechanisms from lab data; details below. Jobs in Atmos. Chem. & Aerosols - Now on Bluesky careers.peopleclick.com/careerscp/clie…

Scientists lament Southern Ocean ‘data desert’, just as climate crisis brings frightening changes #southerocean #polar #Antarctica theguardian.com/world/2023/aug…

Reminder: AAAR is supporting access to a new web platform for a number of #aerosol #science training resources provided by the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Aerosol Science. Students can register here 🤗 brnw.ch/21wCdht. Learn more👀 brnw.ch/21wCdhq

Yesterday, 3/15/24, marked the earliest Ice-out date for Mirror Lake in the record going back to 1967! This was 3 days earlier than the former earliest Ice-out date of 3/18/2010. Photo by Tammy Wooster.