We like playing with mud...water, and bugs (microorganisms🧫). We also hug lots of trees🌴. We study biogeochemistry ⚗️ in relation with global warming 🌎🌡️.
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This week, @FAO released the Peat-Emit report
The numbers behind peatland emissions just got rewritten.
The global evidence base for how much CO₂ and N₂O drained organic soils release grew by 45% — 560 data points, up from the 2013 IPCC Wetlands Supplement.
Report is out🧵
The biggest gains are where the data was thinnest.
Warm-climate Asia now has ~2.5x more data points than in 2013 — meaning countries that couldn't credibly report their peat emissions finally can.
That's the whole point: measurement is the precondition for action.
Proud to have served on the international steering committee for this, representing the University of Eastern Finland @UniEastFinland alongside colleagues at @FAO, @UKCEH and the University of Leicester.
Free to read 👇 openknowledge.fao.org/items/…
Environmental Biogeochemistry Lab retweeted
Joseph and Abigail did an amazing work pulling this global dataset. We report depth-resolved CO2 and CH4 concentrations from 522 lakes, ponds, and reservoirs worldwide a global resource for inland water carbon cycling research #OpenAccess #InlandWaters share.google/QGyVRhwr0CMI39y…
Interesting worldwide dataset for CO2 and CH4 concentrations in lakes, reservoirs, and ponds !!! @ArmandoSj11
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Great work by @annanorthtweets
Peat can help address the climate and biodiversity crises!!! @stri_panama @UniEastFinland @jhoyosantillan
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Bodoque vs CH4 @31minutos_tv
That's our mission too 😁
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Excited to announce our latest publication in Scientific Data! We show how geomorphic settings drive variability in mangrove and peatlands soil carbon in Panama, with useful insights for climate mitigation, MRV, and carbon credits. #BlueCarbon #Mangroves
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🌿New publication about mangrove carbon research! Our data descriptor integrates field data across Panama’s Pacific coast with remote sensing to advance landscape-scale carbon mapping capabilities.
#MangroveEcology #BlueCarbon #TropicalEcology
Environmental Biogeochemistry Lab retweeted
The axolotl has the ability to regenerate its brain.
Using single-cell transcriptomics, four Science studies in 2022 revealed evolutionary innovations in reptile and amphibian brains.
Learn more during #AmphibianWeek: scim.ag/4j7hq9H
Environmental Biogeochemistry Lab retweeted
We can improve the success of mangrove restoration if we learn from previous experiences
The new Mangrove Restoration Tracker Tool does just that!
70 authors from around the world, led by @Yasmine_Gatt, Rowana Walton, @T_A_Worthington
Download it here: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
We are thrilled to be coauthors of 'The Mangrove Restoration Tracker Tool: Meeting local practitioner needs and tracking progress toward global targets.' Blue Carbon NbS have huge potential to help us address the CC and biodiversity crises 🌱🏝️🐋.
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"Fitzroya cupressoides is one of Earth's most long-lived trees. These trees ancient biomass is an amazing carbon reservoir and must be protected🌲 #AlerceTree #AncientWonders" @UFRO_LEPFOR @CR2_uchile @amirandacerpa
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Thrilled to share our collaborative journey with colleagues from @UFrontera , @UniEastFinland, @univcadiz and @CR2_uchile ! Over the past two weeks, we've been diving deep into carbon stocks and dynamics within Chile's forests #climate research! 🌳🍃🍂🔥🔬 #ScienceCollaboration
" Wildfires are expected to become more frequent and intense as the consequences of climate change advance. @amirandacerpa @UFRO_LEPFOR @CR2_uchile #ClimateChange #wildfires "
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