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Ignacio Saldivia Gonzatti

@isaldiviagnztt

PhD candidate Climate Services & Food Security @WUR

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Thread on the link between climate change and extreme precipitation. Why does intense rainfall go up more than mean rainfall, but often different from the water vapor amount?🧵

Emilio Vilanova 🌳 (@evilanova) 's Twitter Profile Photo

With yet another term in sight for Venezuela’s Maduro, scientists hold little hope for their future | Science | AAAS science.org/content/articl…

Our World in Data (@ourworldindata) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Improved crop yields have allowed us to feed billions more people while sparing forests and other land from agriculture. Global cereal yields have tripled since 1961. And as you can see in the chart, they have increased in all regions. However, yields across most African

Improved crop yields have allowed us to feed billions more people while sparing forests and other land from agriculture.

Global cereal yields have tripled since 1961. And as you can see in the chart, they have increased in all regions.

However, yields across most African
Paul Novosad (@paulnovosad) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Stephen Jay Gould’s concern is as important today as it was in 1980. Brilliant people, with the potential to make world-changing scientific discoveries, are living and dying in poverty, without ever getting the chance to nurture their talents. 26/N

Stephen Jay Gould’s concern is as important today as it was in 1980.

Brilliant people, with the potential to make world-changing scientific discoveries, are living and dying in poverty, without ever getting the chance to nurture their talents.

26/N
Zeke Hausfather (@hausfath) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The land carbon sink absorbed 9 GtCO2 in 2023, about a fifth of emissions. This represents a decline from 2022, but consistent with what we've seen in other big El Nino years. While there are real future risks to the land sink, rumors of its death have been greatly exaggerated.

The land carbon sink absorbed 9 GtCO2 in 2023, about a fifth of emissions. This represents a decline from 2022, but consistent with what we've seen in other big El Nino years.

While there are real future risks to the land sink, rumors of its death have been greatly exaggerated.
Wilfried Rickels (@wilmwilmsen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Obstacles to #BlueGrowth: insufficient economic growth in #BlueEconomy and environmental problems like eutrophication (#OceanHealth, #SDG14). Target such specific problems while supporting promising blue economy innovations. Costas Kadis stalo Papanastasiou EU Maritime & Fish Kiel Institut