Christine Sierra O'Connell, PhD (@csoconn) 's Twitter Profile
Christine Sierra O'Connell, PhD

@csoconn

I'm an ecosystem ecologist studying changing tropical forests! #LatinxInSTEM. 🙌 Assistant Professor of Biology @Chapman, she/her/ella; not active on Twitter

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Christine Sierra O'Connell, PhD (@csoconn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I know I just tweeted about a new paper, but really what's on my mind is yesterday's horrible school shooting, my fury over the lack of gun control in America, and my grief regarding the two-year anniversary of George Floyd's murder. Just a terrible week.

Alan Knapp (@alan_knapp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Drought can leave long-lasting legacies belowground... until a wet year resets the system. Roots are so dynamic. Repeated extreme droughts decrease root production, but not the potential for post‐drought recovery of root production, in a mesic grassland onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/oi…

Adam Pellegrini (@eco_pelle) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Considering how soil C is associated with minerals? Check out this amazing global analysis by @GeorgiouKat and co-authors for estimates of global stocks, driving factors behind the associations, and its ability to explain C accumulation. Wow! nature.com/articles/s4146…

Travis Drake (@travisdrake) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New paper led by Marijn Bauters shows that Ca (and not N or P) is likely limiting secondary forest growth in Congo: nature.com/articles/s4155…

Ecological Society (@esa_org) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congrats to Erika Marín-Spiotta, professor UW-Madison Geography, who was elected as an ESA Fellow for advancing knowledge of soil carbon stability and its response to land use change, and for serving as a global leader. Thanks for your important work @emsaurios! #ESA2022 🥳

Congrats to Erika Marín-Spiotta, professor <a href="/UWMadisonGeog/">UW-Madison Geography</a>, who was elected as an ESA Fellow for advancing knowledge of soil carbon stability and its response to land use change, and for serving as a global leader. Thanks for your important work @emsaurios! #ESA2022 🥳
Angélica Serrano-Román (@angelicaserran0) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“At least Fiona isn't like Hurricane María.” Puerto Rico was left without electricity. Thousands still live in damaged houses covered with blue tarps. People are worried. Judging by the videos, some would lose their homes. Five years later, Puerto Rico still hasn't recovered.

Eric Holthaus (@ericholthaus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hurricane #Fiona isn't Hurricane Maria. In terms of rainfall and flooding for Puerto Rico, it may even be worse. Already more than 25" of rain has fallen, and NWS San Juan warns that another 6-10" could fall in the next 24 hours. Fiona so far (L) — Maria (R)

Hurricane #Fiona isn't Hurricane Maria.

In terms of rainfall and flooding for Puerto Rico, it may even be worse.

Already more than 25" of rain has fallen, and <a href="/NWSSanJuan/">NWS San Juan</a> warns that another 6-10" could fall in the next 24 hours.

Fiona so far (L) — Maria (R)
❤️‍🔥 (@stellarislunvr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I want to remind everyone especially in the US that Hurricane Fiona has also made landfall in the Dominican Republic as well as the Virgin Islands. A lot of the times I feel PR is very central to news coverage of these disasters, but the Caribbean in whole will need assistance.

s (@moisturizedrn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

if you want to support Puerto Ricans in the aftermath of hurricane Fiona DIRECTLY: here's a thread of local organizations (don't donate to the red cross)

Alan Knapp (@alan_knapp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For those interested in comparing ecosystem responses to drought across sites that differ in climate/productivity... this analysis will be useful. Nice work. Standardized indices to estimate sensitivity to drought across ecosystems onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/av…