Make your guess and then look at our paper to know the answer 😉

My host institution WashU wrote a short article about our paper on the greenhouse gas emissions due to meeting-related travel for the entire field of #astronomy source.wustl.edu/2024/04/astron…

A study by our members, led by Dr. Andrea Gokus, calculates the travel #emissions to #astronomy meetings and discusses alternative meetings formats to reduce those emissions, which is essential to make astronomy more #sustainable, but also more #inclusive. 👉 doi.org/10.1093/pnasne…

Great article that talks about #Astro4Earth, how the #climate crisis affects our profession and what astronomers are doing to make our field more sustainable. And it also (very briefly) mentioned my paper on emissions connected to #astronomy meetings! nytimes.com/2024/05/14/sci…

What a stupid change! 😡I benefited from seeing what people I follow liked, and also used my 'Likes' to share information, because it would pop up in my follower's feed. Thanks for preventing PR crises for (idiot) public figures and making this platform even worse.

Yet another way how greedy billionaires and companies are contributing to harming life on Earth #ThereIsNoPlanetB

Very impressed by the The Future of Meetings team to enable networking at the annual Astro. Soc. Aus. meeting (using Spatial)! Here's my avatar at the CO2 emission comparison from an in-person vs. virtual #ASA2024 meeting (created by TFOM member Glen).