Jacob Ashton
@jacobashton.bsky.social
Environmental communicator, writer and researcher, lover of all things marine and coastal. Enjoying forays into science journalism, blue carbon, and climate fiction.
How do you protect a precious marine area that keeps on moving about, not heeding national boundaries nor international waters?
My article in @thembauk.bsky.social's magazine explores this in the context of the truly special Costa Rica Thermal Dome. Snapshot below! www.mba.ac.uk/our-membersh...
My article in @thembauk.bsky.social's magazine explores this in the context of the truly special Costa Rica Thermal Dome. Snapshot below! www.mba.ac.uk/our-membersh...
July 25, 2025 at 5:10 PM
How do you protect a precious marine area that keeps on moving about, not heeding national boundaries nor international waters?
My article in @thembauk.bsky.social's magazine explores this in the context of the truly special Costa Rica Thermal Dome. Snapshot below! www.mba.ac.uk/our-membersh...
My article in @thembauk.bsky.social's magazine explores this in the context of the truly special Costa Rica Thermal Dome. Snapshot below! www.mba.ac.uk/our-membersh...
'Eco' beef production only happens under very, very specific conditions (if any) and new research like this narrows what those conditions may be. Cutting beef consumption is maybe the most cut-and-dry way to mitigate the climate & biodiversity crisis. Virtually any alternative food is better.
March 18, 2025 at 3:18 PM
'Eco' beef production only happens under very, very specific conditions (if any) and new research like this narrows what those conditions may be. Cutting beef consumption is maybe the most cut-and-dry way to mitigate the climate & biodiversity crisis. Virtually any alternative food is better.
Hi Bluesky!
Back in the day (2020) I wrote "The Climate Letters", a bitesize pair of epistolary novellas looking at climate change in two very different parallel future worlds. They begin in then-far-off 2025 - interesting to revisit now we're there! Dip in here: jacobashton.net/the-climate-...
Back in the day (2020) I wrote "The Climate Letters", a bitesize pair of epistolary novellas looking at climate change in two very different parallel future worlds. They begin in then-far-off 2025 - interesting to revisit now we're there! Dip in here: jacobashton.net/the-climate-...
February 4, 2025 at 5:10 PM
Hi Bluesky!
Back in the day (2020) I wrote "The Climate Letters", a bitesize pair of epistolary novellas looking at climate change in two very different parallel future worlds. They begin in then-far-off 2025 - interesting to revisit now we're there! Dip in here: jacobashton.net/the-climate-...
Back in the day (2020) I wrote "The Climate Letters", a bitesize pair of epistolary novellas looking at climate change in two very different parallel future worlds. They begin in then-far-off 2025 - interesting to revisit now we're there! Dip in here: jacobashton.net/the-climate-...