Nice work Dr Emma Morris ! Hope everyone enjoys lab this week 🙂

🎁 link to this NYT piece on increasing hurricane costliness along with booming coastal populations. tinyurl.com/3v6spe3x

Happy #FlumeFriday - we are happy to share this short timelapse of our most recent Em4 delivery to Auburn University! There are links in the description box to really interesting related research. youtu.be/aL8IB3nPS1Y

Well this sounds pretty amazing, tbh! Happy Holidays and thanks so much from Emriver 👋 doi.gov/pressreleases/…

Well this all sounds applause-worthy! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Thanks, Biden and ALL who work to protect and restore rivers and watersheds. content.govdelivery.com/accounts/USDOI…

This looks amazing! 😃

Using artificial intelligence to improve flood prediction and adaptation! Also TIL about "Flood Hub" 👍 bbc.com/news/business-…

We're absolutely wowwed by these maps! A few years ago, Hungarian cartographer Robert Szucs poked around the internet for a global map of the world’s rivers, one that categorized them based on their ocean destination. smithsonianmag.com/science-nature…

The tribes have big plans for what comes next. An immense effort [...] more than 17 billion seeds slated for planting and at least a thousand trees ready [...] Over time, the river will slowly turn back into the vibrant, free-flowing ecosystem it once was. heatmap.news/sparks/klamath…

There's a LOT worth knowing here "Coastal areas are especially vulnerable, not just because of storms and floods, but from rising seas and erosion. That includes one-fifth of Americans. The good news is that there is a lot we can do." 🎁 tinyurl.com/y87bzthv

Today is #WorldWetlandDay but EVERY DAY is a day to value and protect these systems that store carbon, clean our water, prevent flooding, and harbor incredible biodiversity. Please share to battle against the wetlands-as-wastelands mentality.

Well hey hey hey! Looks like as of today the barrier to entry dropped away. Come find us at Emily Rivest.bsky.social southernfriedscience.com/bluesky-is-now…

Duly noted! 😀

Laisse les ensoleillés temps rouler! Today is our one year solar activation anniversary. 🥳 Our system has produced 19.31 Megawatt hours (MWh) of electricity, which Enphase says is equivalent to 13.8 tons of CO2 reduction, 231 trees planted, or 1.66 million phones charged!

We are monumentally excited that #LSU Center for River Studies now has a 4-meter Emriver stream table! 🌊STEM education that feels like play👍 That's our "Fluvial Geomorphology in a Box!" for ya 😃

Great article! We're happy to have shipped an Em2 to the Kansas Geological Survey a couple weeks ago. 🙂 We applaud the emphasis here on conversation, relationship building, and cross-pollinating ideas. Hope their new Emriver inspires much of the same! 🌊 tinyurl.com/3yxk9m6z

Noice! Do yourself a favor and watch the first embedded video "River Champions" (3:31) on full screen. nature.org/en-us/about-us…

What a vibrant community! (both within and outside the Emriver model)🙂And an enjoyable way to model storm surge 🌬 especially since the downstream end looks a bit croweded for a Wave maker. Keep up the great outreach! 👏👏

Eager to go check out this lecture soon! And Robb will be visiting our shop tomorrow 🙂

A flume is just a unidirectional snow globe! Enjoy a little sediment transport and dune migration created in our new EmFlume1.5. Makes a great stocking stuffer for your favorite sedimentologist, civil engineer or fluvial geomorphologist! #FlumeFriday