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My Administration is canceling all remaining oil and gas leases issued under the last administration in the Arctic Refuge and proposing to protect 13 million acres in the Western Arctic.
There's more to do, but we’re taking action to meet the moment for future generations.
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New Principles Offer Guide to Human Rights During Health Emergencies | bit.ly/43rLV2C
By @AlexWinston89 | #WHA76 | @RoojinHabibi | @Gianlucaburci | @Magda_Sepul | @vivicmt |@SZarifi | @GVAGrad
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Fantastic! Check this out👇🏻
New paper from my thesis is out! Palm-goat interaction shifted from mutualism to antagonism, from seed dispersal service to reproductive collapse, depending on the goat density. Hard fieldwork but exciting results!
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/……
@Oikos_Journal #ecology
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📢 We’re releasing our full interviews from our series with @TeenVogue,
🏛️CONGRESSATIONS🏛️
We spoke with a dozen progressive members of Congress to answer YOUR questions!
Tune in the next few weeks to hear @SenWarren, @RepMaxwellFrost and others discuss Gen Z’s priorities!
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"Companies to pay billions in "forever chemical" water pollution settlements."
America is to set a PFAS limit of 4 parts per trillion (ppt) in drinking water. In the UK it's 100 ppt and fish in the Thames have been tested at 10,000 ppt. @RachSalv
axios.com/2023/06/02/pfas-ch…
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UV radiation levels in the Altiplano are extremely high, but this is bonkers! Meteorological conditions in the N of Chile result in UV concentrations equivalent to the surface of Venus! 😩😮
HT @criordor
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Always great to see that our deadwood bundles are attractive for fish @RArlinghausFish @ThomasKlefoth @RadingerJ
Publications on the effects of deadwood bundles are here:
science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
link.springer.com/article/10…
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Very interesting take on shark depredation, with bits from @SharkColin @ElasmoBro @jonm333 . My take: over all GBR surveys in the last year, the most sharks we saw at once was 4... Doesn't seem like there are huge numbers out there.
abc.net.au/news/science/2023…
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Extent of anadromy in the Rügen lagoon pike stock assessed via citizen science and other sampling. Excellent work by Phillip Roser and #boddenhecht team. Angling guide Jörg Schütt earned co-authorship given his immense role in all of this field work: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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🚨 We have a #LightsOutAlert for tonight through Thursday! About 4.1 million - 5.6 million birds will migrate through Oregon's night skies during this time period.
Please keep birds safe as they migrate by turning off any unnecessary outdoor lighting and drawing your blinds.
ALT Photo by aeroecolab.com/oregon. A map of Oregon split into different areas highlighted by red, orange, and yellow to show the high number of birds traveling over the state on the night of May 9. Below the map are three others: the first is a duplicate map for May 9; the second is a map showing slightly more red and orange, representing 4.3 million birds traveling on the night of May 10; the third map shows the western part of the state colored in red and the rest in orange to show 5.6 million birds flying over on the night of May 11.
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This Sunday’s #2023townhall in Hood River will be my 1,050th town hall. Thanks to Oregonians in each of our 36 counties who show the entire country each year how we practice the #OregonWay here — throwing open the doors of democracy for anybody to ask questions & share ideas.
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So happy my first paper on river basin allocation of global #freshwaterfish catch is now available.
Putting the fish into inland fisheries – A global allocation of historic inland fish catch onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Surgical procedures have an environmental cost. In the Health Community, @GianlucaPellino and @MiguelCunhaSurg evaluate how surgery can be made more sustainable by educating medical professionals, patients and companies about greener treatment options. go.nature.com/3Go7zMb
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Stop the unjustified killing and hunting of Montana's wolves. Use science! - Sign the Petition! chng.it/jZw5GRhz via @Change
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And yet, farmers burn or poison this?
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Updates to Lacey Act Needed to Combat Illegal Ivory Trade via @whistleblowerNN whistleblowersblog.org/envir…
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Algae has powered this computer for 1 year and counting
by @wef
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Sustainability #Renewables #CleanEnergy #Tech #Technology
cc: @ronald_vanloon @pbalakrishnarao @chr1sa
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I tweeted about this last week, but it got few RTs. Folks, this could spawn catastrophic storms across much of the usually temperate Northern Hemisphere. #climate change heating of the North Pole may radically disrupt weather systems next week. See below.
Big changes brewing high above North Pole -- a "sudden stratospheric warming" is forecast next week that will perturb the polar vortex. It *might* bring major changes to prevailing weather in the eastern U.S. & Europe by March but understanding is low. bit.ly/3xbZXag