"I'm part of the power of many — each action I take can contribute to the whole." via Mashable #IPCC #SRCCL links.nature.org/yd6cq

The climate crisis affects everyone - but it's the world's most vulnerable who bear the brunt. UN Women explains in this photo essay. #ClimateAction interactive.unwomen.org/multimedia/pho…

Discrimination doesn’t make any sense

Land can be a source or a sink for carbon emissions. The difference? How we treat the lands on which all life depends. Our practices can amplify or moderate climate change. Which path will we choose? links.nature.org/9sh64 #IPCC #SRCCL

Luquillo mountain soils were formed in residual volcanic ash, and are moderately rich in nutrients. Little stable organic matter accumulates, due to rapid decomposition, except in local areas at upper elevations, where decomposition is inhibited by water saturation of the soil.

There was worldwide outcry when the Notre Dame cathedral was on fire. Why is there not the same level of outrage for the fires destroying the #AmazonRainforest?

I don’t know a lot about science, but I do know that allowing massive destruction of the #AmazonRainforest is terrible. Here are some ideas how to help. ellen.tv/2Zo9iwC

Editorial: Many PhD students and postdoctoral researchers are overworked and overstressed — and their mental health is suffering because of it. go.nature.com/2JH2Ubw

What an amazing collection of sessions and good science we had during this ESA. It was so exciting to have such a big group of belowground scientists together #EcoUnderground2020

I'll relax once I submit this paper. I'll relax once I submit my thesis. I'll relax once I defend my thesis. I'll relax after I get a post-doc. Damn! I guess I'll have to relax after I get a permanent position. No. The future always gets busier. Schedule proper breaks NOW. 💛

Fine‐root functional trait responses to experimental warming: a global meta‐analysis- New Phytologist nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111… - goo.gl/scholar/7xoofQ #ScholarAlerts

My husband surprised me today with this painting. I am obsessed with the amount of detail, from the warming heaters, the native species, the hurricanes' effects, to my R graphs. This is a great reminder of my work as an ecologist (trying to balance field & office work) I love it!

Our review of microbes and macroecological patterns is out! Led by @StachenPlants & Stephanie Kivlin! Fun project to collaborate with other grad students in my department UTK EEB Sophia Carmel Turner Daniela Yaffar Anchal Padukone @[email protected] Claire Winfrey & Rachel Swenie, Kimberly Sheldon.

Check out this AMAZING video by Daniela Yaffar, where she talks about The Hidden Life of Tropical Roots in PR!! Full video here: forestwarming.org/videos Tana Wood Molly Cavaleri Sasha Reed

Our new GCB paper is out! Tana Wood Sasha Reed @BenBranoff Molly Cavaleri @norbyrj Experimental warming and its legacy effects on root dynamics following two hurricane disturbances in a wet tropical forest onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Thank you to these amazing women who also spoke for those who couldn't. What is more disturbing is how much of this happens everywhere (e.g. In South America) and is not publicly exposed. I hope this serves as a wake up call to our scientific community

Our Functional Forest Ecology Lab at University of Hamburg is opening a Ph.D. position on 'Tropical Root Responses to Experimental Drought'! If you are interested or know a potential candidate please refer to: uni-hamburg.de/en/stellenange… Up until Jan 05, 2022

Incluimos localmente la sección de cambio climático en nuestro Monitor de Opinión pública. Encuentra las preguntas para Caribe y Centroamérica CCA en este enlace: ipsos.com/es-pa/monitor-…