It's funny that we look back askance at how badly the suffragettes were treated by the law 100 years ago or civil rights protestors 60 years ago, while we do exactly the same thing to climate and human rights protestors today.

Watch carbon dioxide move through Earth’s atmosphere. With this high resolution model, scientists can see CO2 rising from sources like power plants, fires, and cities and watch how that carbon dioxide spreads via wind patterns and atmospheric circulation. go.nasa.gov/46kD7OD

Kindness, grace, resilience, intelligence and integrity.

‘Shoplifters will be made to read Ulysses’… Seen at Chapters Bookshop, Parnell Street, Dublin city. #Ireland #Ulysses #Dublin

Truly historic. Jabiluka saved! Vindication for the astonishing perseverance of Mirarr Traditional Owners. A massive win for the World Heritage listed Kakadu environment. This decades long campaign by legions of Australians who cared about First People’s rights to having their

Our civilisation is run by profit, not humans. Within this context, human or any other biological life has zero value other than what it can raise when sold as scrap in the single-use necroeconomic consumaverse we’ve created #amwriting #capitalism #ecology

Our lab is looking for curious and creative PhD candidates from any area of biology, physics, chemistry. math, or computational science who are interested in figuring out how the brain produces social fear and aggression. Deadline: October 14. embl.org/groups/gross/

I am looking for a new PhD student to work on an exciting remote sensing project using airborne hyperspectral imagery and machine learning/AI to find ancient trees in the rugged and remote Tasmanian landscape. More information here: utas.edu.au/research/degre…

“The ecosystem is not a supermarket.  You don’t get to have whatever you want, whenever you want it.  Yet this civilisation has stolen from nature and bankrupted this planet” #ecology tsakraklides.com/2024/09/04/int…

Tree planting and biodiversity offsets give the impression we can just create nature, or replace what we destroy. But we cannot No technology can create a 500 yr old tree, the only thing that can is 500 yrs Nature is irreplaceable, and we must treat it as such

‘These scientists have cut mice damage to wheat by 73% without killing a single animal or using a drop of poison. And scent trickery deployed to protect threatened native birds doubled the number of young fledgings born.’ Fabulous research! smh.com.au/national/mice-…

The The Wildlife Trusts has acquired Skiddaw! This landscape, which is treasured by so many, will see restoration of peatlands, woodlands and more. Let there be no doubt, this is a milestone moment for nature restoration in @LakeDistrictNPA and beyond. theguardian.com/uk-news/articl…

This makes me feel so tired. The fossil fuel industry is sending people into the Texas Education Agency to distort how climate change appears in textbooks (as textbooks go in Texas, the largest textbook market, so do they go in the rest of the country). They are EVERYWHERE.

Incredibly proud to share this work, almost 6 years in the making, out in Science Magazine!!! 🎇 We've known for over a century that eukaryotes of all kinds anticipate the seasons (think: hibernation, flowering, reproduction), but what about bacteria?🦠 science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Despite providing 5% of GBIF @biodiversity.social/@gbif's global observations, the ALA's research impact is greater than it seems...🧑🏼‍🔬🧫 New UNSW research finds the ALA has supported > 9,000 authors & 2,406 scientific publications (to 2023). 63% are open-access! 🔗📚: spr.ly/6012mCn3e

The bigger picture.

Lonely, dry plants get genetically creative! New science from Fernando T. Maestre