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Rosie Fisher
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Land surface modeller, because the land is where most of the fun things happen. @CICERO, Oslo. Co-chair of the Community Land Model. Open science enthusiast. Humanist. Partly functioning ears & eyes. Talks lots to compensate... πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈπŸ‡«πŸ‡·πŸ‡§πŸ‡» .. more

Environmental science 67%
Geography 18%
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I made a list (or 'starter pack') of Land Surface Modelers, because that's the kind of thing one does on #bluesky. Please tell your friends and also (v. important) TELL ME if you want to be added. We need more people here! go.bsky.app/Mw4tJ3t

I mean, it isn't actually acceptable...

Pls repost or whatever it's called now... (@nmacbean.bsky.social @mdekauwe.bsky.social) :)

Our hope here is thus to foster more awareness of and participation in ISI-MIP experiments, share challenges, and raise & answer questions.

Subscribe to the ILMF list (we will send a reminder+link on Monday), or DM me and I'll send you it if that's too complicated :)
hydro-jules.org/internationa...
International Land Modelling Forum (ILMF) | HydroJules
hydro-jules.org

ISI-MIP is a major forum for climate impact assessment, & for many sectors land surface models provide a large % of projections. But (unlike the use of land surface models by coupled Earth System Models), connection between impact assessment teams & LSM developers does not happen automatically

On Monday 10th @14:00 BST |15:00 CET |07:00 MT, the International Land Model Forum and ISI-MIP are hosting a joint webinar. Topics will include:
The design of ISIMIP experiments,
Harmonization of forcing and land-use data,
Shared challenges e.g. generating sub-daily forcings for offline forcing.
πŸ’‘Read the latest #NGC news article to find out how this first multi-model benchmarking study identified growth and mortality rates as critical variables in the development of vegetation demographic models (VDMs). Click the link below: nextgencarbon-project.eu/news-thefirs...
The first multi-model benchmarking study | NextGenCarbon
nextgencarbon-project.eu
For any unfamiliar with the quality of journalism at Teen Vogue, it's well known for hard-hitting stories on "politically sensitive" topics including climate.

Then there's CBS: the only major network to increase climate coverage in the last few years. They just axed nearly their whole climate team.
I was laid off from Teen Vogue today along with multiple other staffers, and today is my last day.

certainly more to come from me when the dust has settled more, but to my knowledge, after today, there will be no politics staffers at Teen Vogue.
Sales of non-diesel heavy trucks in the Chinese domestic market reached 57% of the total in September. LNG truck sales are still doing well, but the growth is largely in battery trucks.

OK I added you now :)

What happens when both your parents are "I'm going to need a diagram for this" thinkers...
We've been explaining various methods to cook eggs to our kid, establishing a parameter space with rarely sampled areas. It's up to him to now assess why.

"Emerita wife" just made me spill my tea... πŸ˜† Also that sounds very wrong.

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πŸ“’ The third publication from NGC is out! "Demography, dynamics and data: building confidence for simulating changes in the world's forests" was published in the @newphyt.bsky.social last week. Several #NGC colleagues are among the paper's authorsπŸ’‘
nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
Demography, dynamics and data: building confidence for simulating changes in the world's forests
Vegetation demographic models (VDMs) are advanced tools for simulating forest responses to climate and land-use changes, and are essential for projecting carbon cycling and large-scale forest manage...
nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com
We've been explaining various methods to cook eggs to our kid, establishing a parameter space with rarely sampled areas. It's up to him to now assess why.

Reposted by Rosie A. Fisher

Wtf, now birds of prey are throwing axes?!βœ¨πŸ¦…πŸ¦‰βœ¨

#AtThisPoint

#FridayMemeTeam #HashtagGame

Oh, this is really cool...

Cannot now remember a time before we were Finishing the Earth System Model for CMIP. Please check in on your ESM model developer friends. They might well need more chocolate...

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The NYT Upshot folks have mapped out how much easier EV road trips have become in the last decade. Check it out. πŸŽπŸ”—
See How E.V. Road Trips Went From Impossible to Easy (Gift Article)
There are a lot more fast chargers than there used to be. Look up what that could mean for a route near you.
www.nytimes.com

I can well imagine!

How is this happening, that random gangs of bribed vigilantes are hunting people in the streets of formerly civilized cities? I know there is a lot to process right now, but this one got to me more than most.
The stage of deterioration where gangs of large (mostly) white men just publicly assault people who seem to be brown because they're brown in the hopes of doing far more harm to them in the name of the state. Glad this one escaped.
ICE Nazis in Chicago tried to kidnap a food delivery worker but my man was too fast for those slow bastards
The stage of deterioration where gangs of large (mostly) white men just publicly assault people who seem to be brown because they're brown in the hopes of doing far more harm to them in the name of the state. Glad this one escaped.
ICE Nazis in Chicago tried to kidnap a food delivery worker but my man was too fast for those slow bastards
my takeaway from climate week nyc is that "climate storytelling" is a little too much "we must reimagine our deepest souls in relationship to mother nature and the moral abyss of the polycrisis into which we must now stare" and not enough "ok but get a heat pump"

People can do marvellous things....
πŸ—οΈ Cardboard + earth = greener builds

Researchers tested cardboard-confined rammed earth, boosting strength tenfold while cutting costs and carbon compared to cement. A promising low-rise construction alternative.

πŸ”— www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

#SciComm πŸ§ͺ #Sustainability
Cardboard-confined rammed earth towards sustainable construction
Environmental concerns regarding the widespread use of cement and concrete in the construction industry have intensified in recent years. As the indus…
www.sciencedirect.com

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πŸ—οΈ Cardboard + earth = greener builds

Researchers tested cardboard-confined rammed earth, boosting strength tenfold while cutting costs and carbon compared to cement. A promising low-rise construction alternative.

πŸ”— www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

#SciComm πŸ§ͺ #Sustainability
Cardboard-confined rammed earth towards sustainable construction
Environmental concerns regarding the widespread use of cement and concrete in the construction industry have intensified in recent years. As the indus…
www.sciencedirect.com

Reposted by Rosie A. Fisher

The truth: we need migration.

The problem: too many politicians are terrified to say it.

Why? They're led by a) toxicity of the charlatans & b) wealthy media organisations who demand these useful distractions rather than us talking about inequality.

Reject it. Draw the line.
Sorry, but disagree with @hausfath.bsky.social here. You open Pandora's box, you ain't closing it again. We've already seen with Paris that well intentioned international agreements do not translate into physical reality and SRM governance is a much harder problem. Zero is the only safe level. /1
I have a new @nytimes.com guest essay w/ @davidkeith.bsky.social about sunlight reflection. We note its not a solution for climate change and at best a band aid to treat systems, and suggest if its ever done it should only be to replace the cooling from air pollution today:
Opinion | A Responsible Way to Cool the Planet
A small, carefully scaled geoengineering program could compensate for the loss of cooling as we eliminate sulfur pollution.
www.nytimes.com
Those on an H1B cannot return to the US from tomorrow (Sunday) unless paying $100K. This is an out-of-the blue presidential action. We’ll see software engineers stranded abroad.

One easy to predict outcome: those on US visas will travel less… for work, for conferences etc.

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