KinarNicholas.bsky.social
@kinarnicholas.bsky.social
Hydrology Paper of the Day / Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society / Professor / Researcher / British Columbia, Canada. 🇨🇦 🇺🇦
Pinned
Five years ago @georgiapapachar.bsky.social sent me a 3D puzzle ship. The ship went along with me when I moved to British Columbia and I started work on the assembly during last summer. The puzzle was challenging and took time to complete, but the ship was completed today and now sails along.
Hydrology Paper of the Day @harryfokkens.bsky.social on how water influenced human migration in the Lower Rhine–Meuse area of Europe: the role of rivers, wetlands, loess soils, coastlines and beaches in the context of hunting and farming; patterns of DNA; and the role of environmental constraints.
Proud that after five years of careful analysis and discussion our paper "Lasting Lower Rhine-Meuse forager ancestry shaped Bell Beaker expansion" has now been published.
Lasting Lower Rhine–Meuse forager ancestry shaped Bell Beaker expansion - Nature
A distinctive population with high hunter-gatherer ancestry persisted 3,000 years later than in most European regions, contributing to later Lower Rhine–Meuse Bell Beaker users.
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February 16, 2026 at 12:13 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @harryfokkens.bsky.social on how water influenced human migration in the Lower Rhine–Meuse area of Europe: the role of rivers, wetlands, loess soils, coastlines and beaches in the context of hunting and farming; patterns of DNA; and the role of environmental constraints.
Hydrology Paper of the Day @emilyfairfax.bsky.social on how beavers alter hydrological storage: pond dimensions and area; site-specific environmental variability; ecoregions and scaling relationships; and why ponds are smaller in the Southern Rockies compared to the Northwestern Glaciated Plains.
Many people want to bring back #beavers for water storage. Big ponds = big benefits for flood, drought, wildfire & more! But what drives big ponds? Is it *just* dam length? What drives dam length?
Get your answers in this new paper by Luwen Wan, Kate Maher, & myself!
www.nature.com/articles/s43...
Get your answers in this new paper by Luwen Wan, Kate Maher, & myself!
www.nature.com/articles/s43...
Factors influencing surface water accumulation in beaver pond complexes across the Western United States - Communications Earth & Environment
Dam length, woody vegetation height, and stream power index explain 74% of the variation in pond area, providing a foundation for beaver restoration and watershed management in the western US, accordi...
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February 15, 2026 at 1:10 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @emilyfairfax.bsky.social on how beavers alter hydrological storage: pond dimensions and area; site-specific environmental variability; ecoregions and scaling relationships; and why ponds are smaller in the Southern Rockies compared to the Northwestern Glaciated Plains.
Hydrology Paper of the Day @lizrenner.bsky.social on understanding the biogeography and survival of Walleye in Lake Oahe: modelling survival rates and movement across political boundaries; the need for collaboration in management; and spatial probabilities in context of different environments.
Fwiw, I have been submitting hella manuscripts and working like a dog on helping coauthors with revisions in recent months, and it paid dividends again last week!! 🥳
🐟New pub using multistate M-R models to assess movement & app. survival in Lake Oahe walleye:
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🐟New pub using multistate M-R models to assess movement & app. survival in Lake Oahe walleye:
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Walleye (Sander vitreus) movement dynamics in Lake Oahe, USA across two management jurisdictions
As fishes move throughout their environment, they have the potential to cross jurisdictional boundaries where they may be exposed to different managem…
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February 14, 2026 at 12:25 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @lizrenner.bsky.social on understanding the biogeography and survival of Walleye in Lake Oahe: modelling survival rates and movement across political boundaries; the need for collaboration in management; and spatial probabilities in context of different environments.
Hydrology Paper of the Day @carlietrott.bsky.social on the Capitalocene and the psychology of politics and climate change: human power, profit, and systems; spatiotemporal patterns of risk in the context of corporate behavior; climate change; governments; and human-environmental connections.
🚨New Publication Alert! 🚨
Ecopolitical Psychology at the Capital-Climate Nexus: A Research Agenda for the Capitalocene - by yours truly*
Article in Special Issue on "The Next Big Ideas in Psychology" in Review of General Psychology
*Link to free download, end of 🧵 1/n
doi.org/10.1177/1089...
Ecopolitical Psychology at the Capital-Climate Nexus: A Research Agenda for the Capitalocene - by yours truly*
Article in Special Issue on "The Next Big Ideas in Psychology" in Review of General Psychology
*Link to free download, end of 🧵 1/n
doi.org/10.1177/1089...
Ecopolitical Psychology at the Capital-Climate Nexus: A Research Agenda for the Capitalocene - Carlie D. Trott, 2025
Psychology as a discipline has been slow to engage with capitalism as a lens through which to understand and explain the human experience, yet neoliberal capita...
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February 13, 2026 at 3:50 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @carlietrott.bsky.social on the Capitalocene and the psychology of politics and climate change: human power, profit, and systems; spatiotemporal patterns of risk in the context of corporate behavior; climate change; governments; and human-environmental connections.
Hydrology Paper of the Day @jpgannon.bsky.social @hydrochrista.bsky.social @domciruzzi.bsky.social on understanding the teaching of hydrology at the undergraduate level: course titles, assessments, and objectives; textbooks and grading; and the need for shared educational resources and objectives.
@hydrochrista.bsky.social @domciruzzi.bsky.social, and I asked hydrologists across the country for their syllabi so we could investigate how instructors were teaching hydrology courses and think about the future...
Here’s what we found + suggestions
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Here’s what we found + suggestions
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The Current State of Undergraduate Hydrology Courses in North America: A Path Forward
Examined syllabi for introductory courses in hydrology The titles, topics, and approaches to assessment varied widely across courses Found limited consensus in how hydrology courses are taught a...
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February 11, 2026 at 7:25 PM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @jpgannon.bsky.social @hydrochrista.bsky.social @domciruzzi.bsky.social on understanding the teaching of hydrology at the undergraduate level: course titles, assessments, and objectives; textbooks and grading; and the need for shared educational resources and objectives.
Hydrology Paper of the Day @agu-sensing.bsky.social on how coastal marshes are affected by changes in sea level: the Blackwater River marshes of Marysland; soil strength and biomass measurements; understanding tidal effects, soil mechanics and soil strength; and rates of tidal erosion.
📄 Recent paper ⚒️🧪 on tidal inundation and SLR in a coastal marsh:
bg.copernicus.org/articles/23/...
doi.org/10.5194/bg-2...
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doi.org/10.5194/bg-2...
Sea-level rise in a coastal marsh: linking increasing tidal inundation, decreasing soil strength and increasing pond expansion
Abstract. Coastal marsh conversion into ponds, which may be triggered by sea-level rise, is considered an important driver of marsh loss and their valuable ecosystem services. Previous studies have fo...
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February 11, 2026 at 3:54 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @agu-sensing.bsky.social on how coastal marshes are affected by changes in sea level: the Blackwater River marshes of Marysland; soil strength and biomass measurements; understanding tidal effects, soil mechanics and soil strength; and rates of tidal erosion.
Reposted by KinarNicholas.bsky.social
Happy Birthday Hydrological Processes #HP is 40!! THANKS 2 all our brilliant authors & reviewers who remained so loyal over all these years. If you are interested in enhancing understanding #hydrological processes THIS is yr journal. Check out HPEYE section onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal...
Hydrological Processes | Hydrology Journal | Wiley Online Library
Hydrological Processes is an international hydrology journal publishing high-impact, process-oriented manuscripts in all the main areas of hydrology.
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February 7, 2026 at 6:04 PM
Happy Birthday Hydrological Processes #HP is 40!! THANKS 2 all our brilliant authors & reviewers who remained so loyal over all these years. If you are interested in enhancing understanding #hydrological processes THIS is yr journal. Check out HPEYE section onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal...
Hydrology Paper of the Day @agu.org on how landscape-scale processes and hydrogeology affect flowpaths for snowmelt: modelling for the Nanika catchment in British Columbia and the Krycklan catchment of Sweden; understanding anisotropic hydraulic conductivity; and the role of climate change.
Not all watersheds respond equally to climate variability—and new research reveals that the difference lies underground.💧
🔗 Learn more in Water Resources Research: buff.ly/vvnKfkv
#Snow #Hydrology #Climate #Groundwater #STEM @ali-ameli.bsky.social
🔗 Learn more in Water Resources Research: buff.ly/vvnKfkv
#Snow #Hydrology #Climate #Groundwater #STEM @ali-ameli.bsky.social
February 10, 2026 at 4:38 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @agu.org on how landscape-scale processes and hydrogeology affect flowpaths for snowmelt: modelling for the Nanika catchment in British Columbia and the Krycklan catchment of Sweden; understanding anisotropic hydraulic conductivity; and the role of climate change.
Hydrology Paper of the Day @hydrohammond.bsky.social on how hydrological processes are affected by fire in the western United States: watersheds and streamflow generation; interception, snowmelt and ablation; evapotranspiration and overland flow; seasonality and a synthesis of environmental factors.
🔥💧 New paper out in Environmental Research: Water led by Brian Ebel!
Synthesis shows how wildfires fundamentally shift hydrologic processes and streamflow generation—from infiltration and runoff to baseflow and flood response — post wildfire.
iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1...
Synthesis shows how wildfires fundamentally shift hydrologic processes and streamflow generation—from infiltration and runoff to baseflow and flood response — post wildfire.
iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1...
A review and synthesis of post-wildfire shifts in hydrologic processes and streamflow generation mechanisms
A review and synthesis of post-wildfire shifts in hydrologic processes and streamflow generation mechanisms, Ebel, Brian A, Hammond, John C, Walvoord, Michelle A, Partridge, Trevor F, Rey, David M, Murphy, Sheila F
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February 9, 2026 at 2:45 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @hydrohammond.bsky.social on how hydrological processes are affected by fire in the western United States: watersheds and streamflow generation; interception, snowmelt and ablation; evapotranspiration and overland flow; seasonality and a synthesis of environmental factors.
Hydrology Paper of the Day @geoallen.bsky.social on how Synthetic Aperture Radar derived from Sentinel-1 satellites can be utilized to estimate water body evapotranspiration: sensor and data fusion with gridded datasets; robustly estimating wind fields; and application to the Lake Mead reservoir.
New paper by Katie McQuillan leverages satellite radar to map lake evaporation at 25× finer resolution than operational surface analysis products, opening up applications from improved gauge placement to evaluating geoengineering strategies doi.org/10.1109/LGRS...
February 8, 2026 at 4:22 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @geoallen.bsky.social on how Synthetic Aperture Radar derived from Sentinel-1 satellites can be utilized to estimate water body evapotranspiration: sensor and data fusion with gridded datasets; robustly estimating wind fields; and application to the Lake Mead reservoir.
Hydrology Paper of the Day @theglocal.bsky.social on the sociohydrology of the São Manoel Dam, Brazil: the need for Indigenous water managment; a social geography of sacred places; the need to preserve cultural heritage; and why companies operate at the intersection of water, language and culture.
𝗚𝗟𝗢𝗖𝗔𝗟 𝗟𝗔𝗖 – 𝗜𝗻𝗱𝗶𝗴𝗲𝗻𝗼𝘂𝘀 𝗕𝗿𝗮𝘇𝗶𝗹 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗠𝘂𝗻𝗱𝘂𝗿𝘂𝗸𝘂 𝗗𝗮𝗺
Munduruku communities protest São Manoel dam impact, demanding the return of sacred land, indigenous protection, corporate accountability, and cultural survival. #glocallac #linguistics #anthropology
Full Paper: glocal.soas.ac.uk/halt-constru...
Munduruku communities protest São Manoel dam impact, demanding the return of sacred land, indigenous protection, corporate accountability, and cultural survival. #glocallac #linguistics #anthropology
Full Paper: glocal.soas.ac.uk/halt-constru...
February 7, 2026 at 3:20 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @theglocal.bsky.social on the sociohydrology of the São Manoel Dam, Brazil: the need for Indigenous water managment; a social geography of sacred places; the need to preserve cultural heritage; and why companies operate at the intersection of water, language and culture.
Hydrology Paper of the Day @danielmu11er.bsky.social on crop water magnitudes in the Amu Darya Basin: ETa and exploring the geography of cropping practices; climate and climate driver anomalies; land use and the prevalance of downstream challenges and changes; and characterizing uncertainties.
Our new article (doi.org/10.1038/s432...) shows how climate change is reshaping water use and irrigation demand across Central Asia.
Climate change has increased crop water consumption in Central Asia despite less water-intensive cropping - Communications Earth & Environment
Total crop water consumption increased by 10% from 1987 to 2019 in Central Asia’s Amu Darya Basin, mainly driven by climate change as less water-intensive crops were adopted, according to analyses of ...
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February 6, 2026 at 3:25 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @danielmu11er.bsky.social on crop water magnitudes in the Amu Darya Basin: ETa and exploring the geography of cropping practices; climate and climate driver anomalies; land use and the prevalance of downstream challenges and changes; and characterizing uncertainties.
Hydrology Paper of the Day @jasminheilemann.bsky.social on civil engineering interventions, city management and climate change: urban heat adaptations in the Józsefváro district of Budapest; surveys to understand heatwaves; design outcomes and heat adaptation; and a co-designed urban intervention.
Excited to share our latest publication in my first post on BlueSky! 🌍✨ We evaluated the urban heat adaptation project "CoolCo’s" through the #NewEuropeanBauhaus principles of #sustainability, #beauty, and #inclusion. 🔗 Read more: rdcu.be/ee807
Urban heat adaptation through co-design of public space using the new European Bauhaus principles: a case study of Józsefváros, Budapest
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February 5, 2026 at 6:14 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @jasminheilemann.bsky.social on civil engineering interventions, city management and climate change: urban heat adaptations in the Józsefváro district of Budapest; surveys to understand heatwaves; design outcomes and heat adaptation; and a co-designed urban intervention.
Hydrology Paper of the Day @jvs-avs.bsky.social on how understorey communities in floodplain forests are affected by traits and hydrology: physiology and hydrological gradients; changes in species and the prevalence of drought; soil moisture in Central Europe; and ecosystem-informed management.
🌿 Forest change over time. Lanta et al. reveal that understory plant composition in temperate floodplain forests changes differently at long vs short temporal scales, with shifts in seasonal species richness linked to climate and hydrology 📊🌳.
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February 4, 2026 at 3:59 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @jvs-avs.bsky.social on how understorey communities in floodplain forests are affected by traits and hydrology: physiology and hydrological gradients; changes in species and the prevalence of drought; soil moisture in Central Europe; and ecosystem-informed management.
Hydrology Paper of the Day @timcurran.bsky.social on the foundational processes of pyro-ecophysiology: indicating how plants respond to drought conditions in the context of hydrological processes; relating flammability variables to drought responses; plant hydraulic traits; and climate change.
I'm so very proud of Niger Sultana and the first chapter of her PhD thesis!!!
She had so many challenges and came through them all with flying colours.
With @loraxcate.bsky.social @azhar06.bsky.social et al.
in @botsocamerica.bsky.social
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She had so many challenges and came through them all with flying colours.
With @loraxcate.bsky.social @azhar06.bsky.social et al.
in @botsocamerica.bsky.social
bsapubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
Testing key tenets of pyro‐ecophysiology: Indicators of drought response in relation to shoot flammability
Premise
Relationships between flammability and drought tolerance influence vegetation dynamics during fires. A goal of the emerging subdiscipline of pyro-ecophysiology is to identify ecophysiologica.....
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February 3, 2026 at 5:12 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @timcurran.bsky.social on the foundational processes of pyro-ecophysiology: indicating how plants respond to drought conditions in the context of hydrological processes; relating flammability variables to drought responses; plant hydraulic traits; and climate change.
Hydrology Paper of the Day @ericamarshall.bsky.social @trentpenman.bsky.social on utilizing vegetation to prevent fire spread in Australia: climate change and case studies for five regions; probabilistic simulations and forcings; weather from downscaling of GCMs; and the need for risk reduction.
Are green firebreaks a useful fire management tool under climate change in southeastern Australia?
TLDR: yes, in many scenarios, especially when used in conjunction with other fire mitigation measures
by @ericamarshall.bsky.social @trentpenman.bsky.social
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TLDR: yes, in many scenarios, especially when used in conjunction with other fire mitigation measures
by @ericamarshall.bsky.social @trentpenman.bsky.social
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Are green firebreaks a useful fire management tool under climate change in southeastern Australia?
Fire management under changing climatic conditions presents several challenges, including the need to manage fire regimes for multiple objectives, suc…
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February 2, 2026 at 4:46 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @ericamarshall.bsky.social @trentpenman.bsky.social on utilizing vegetation to prevent fire spread in Australia: climate change and case studies for five regions; probabilistic simulations and forcings; weather from downscaling of GCMs; and the need for risk reduction.
Reposted by KinarNicholas.bsky.social
The Coquihalla River flooded and avulsed a new channel through part of the golf course.
January 31, 2026 at 10:13 PM
The Coquihalla River flooded and avulsed a new channel through part of the golf course.
Hydrology Paper of the Day @limnologylauren.bsky.social on how climate change, warm weather, and low discharge affects acid mine drainage into wetlands: impacts of an abandoned silver mine; seasonality, pH and water quality observations; diurnal cycles related to photochemistry; and spatial cycles.
New paper! 🎉 Abandoned mines aren't just leaching trace metals, they're also releasing REEs with systematic diel cycling. Our wetland study revealed distinct light-driven patterns for different REEs. Understanding these processes matters for both ecological risk assessment & remediation planning. 🧪⚒️
Potential photochemical controls on trace metals and rare earth elements in an acid mine drainage impacted wetland - Biogeochemistry
Recent climate trends in the Colorado Mineral Belt have intensified acid mine drainage (AMD) impacts, increasing the importance to understand trace metal and rare earth element (REE) cycling in affect...
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February 1, 2026 at 2:12 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @limnologylauren.bsky.social on how climate change, warm weather, and low discharge affects acid mine drainage into wetlands: impacts of an abandoned silver mine; seasonality, pH and water quality observations; diurnal cycles related to photochemistry; and spatial cycles.
Reposted by KinarNicholas.bsky.social
Most human cultures believe nature is good for us. Now scientists are studying biochemical compounds emitted by plants to protect themselves from insects, bacteria, protozoa and fungi -- which seem to be protective medicine for people too. My story for Nature Outlook: www.nature.com/articles/d41...
How ‘forest bathing’ keeps lungs healthy
Wooded environments release organic compounds that seem to improve respiratory health, but the magnitude and mechanism of the effect remains unclear.
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January 29, 2026 at 9:33 PM
Most human cultures believe nature is good for us. Now scientists are studying biochemical compounds emitted by plants to protect themselves from insects, bacteria, protozoa and fungi -- which seem to be protective medicine for people too. My story for Nature Outlook: www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Hydrology Paper of the Day @lireactivewater.bsky.social on why chemical solutes in intermittent streams are dependent on hydrological changes: three decades of data from the Konza Prairie Biological Station, Kansas; examination of the power law CQ relationship; and patterns at different time scales.
Does discharge Q drive chemistry C in intermittent streams?
No. They depend more on dry-wet transitions
Highly variable CQ at low Q change to consistent CQ at high Q, signalling a switch from a biogeochemistry-driven dry to flow-driven wet state
agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/...
No. They depend more on dry-wet transitions
Highly variable CQ at low Q change to consistent CQ at high Q, signalling a switch from a biogeochemistry-driven dry to flow-driven wet state
agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/...
January 31, 2026 at 4:30 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @lireactivewater.bsky.social on why chemical solutes in intermittent streams are dependent on hydrological changes: three decades of data from the Konza Prairie Biological Station, Kansas; examination of the power law CQ relationship; and patterns at different time scales.
Reposted by KinarNicholas.bsky.social
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Hydrology Paper of the Day @cdnsciencepub.com on the spatiotemporal distribution of parasitic marine alveolates: rRNA metabarcodes from the Arctic Ocean, Svalbard; community diversity and relationships with environmental factors; seasonality; and quantifying variabilty by hierarchical clustering.
📰 The community of marine alveolate parasites in the Atlantic inflow to the Arctic Ocean is structured by season, depth, and water mass
Read the full #OpenAccess paper in this collection from Arctic Science Journal ▶️ https://ow.ly/F6hS50XpFZX
#ArcticResearch #MarineScience
Read the full #OpenAccess paper in this collection from Arctic Science Journal ▶️ https://ow.ly/F6hS50XpFZX
#ArcticResearch #MarineScience
January 30, 2026 at 4:11 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @cdnsciencepub.com on the spatiotemporal distribution of parasitic marine alveolates: rRNA metabarcodes from the Arctic Ocean, Svalbard; community diversity and relationships with environmental factors; seasonality; and quantifying variabilty by hierarchical clustering.
Reposted by KinarNicholas.bsky.social
#WIPSnips January 27 - commit
Hope and Baby face Monsoon, not Highstorms.
#AmWriting #AmWritingFantasy #AmWritingScifi #WriteSky #Dragons
Hope and Baby face Monsoon, not Highstorms.
#AmWriting #AmWritingFantasy #AmWritingScifi #WriteSky #Dragons
January 27, 2026 at 6:12 PM
#WIPSnips January 27 - commit
Hope and Baby face Monsoon, not Highstorms.
#AmWriting #AmWritingFantasy #AmWritingScifi #WriteSky #Dragons
Hope and Baby face Monsoon, not Highstorms.
#AmWriting #AmWritingFantasy #AmWritingScifi #WriteSky #Dragons
Hydrology Paper of the Day @nature.com on reconstructing temperature and salinity of the North Atlantic Ocean 19,000 to 23,000 years ago: stable isotope reconstructions from marine sediment cores; temperatures from benthic foraminifera trace-metal ratios; and reconstructing glacial water currents.
Nature research paper: Relatively warm deep-water formation persisted in the Last Glacial Maximum
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Relatively warm deep-water formation persisted in the Last Glacial Maximum - Nature
During the Last Glacial Maximum, the deep Northwest Atlantic was only about 2 °C colder than today, suggesting sustained production of relatively warm North Atlantic Deep Water during the Last Glacial Maximum.
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January 29, 2026 at 5:24 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @nature.com on reconstructing temperature and salinity of the North Atlantic Ocean 19,000 to 23,000 years ago: stable isotope reconstructions from marine sediment cores; temperatures from benthic foraminifera trace-metal ratios; and reconstructing glacial water currents.
Hydrology Paper of the Day @forestecosyst.bsky.social on satellite data products in Nepal: comparison and validation of primary productivity and evapotranspiration between gridded datatsets; relationships related to elevation and land cover type; drought and biogeochemical cycles; and uncertainties.
Satellite data show mountain productivity peaks below 200m and water use changes with elevation. This helps us predict climate impacts and manage these ecosystems better, crucial for biodiversity and water resources.🌲
@forestecosyst.bsky.social
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January 28, 2026 at 4:46 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @forestecosyst.bsky.social on satellite data products in Nepal: comparison and validation of primary productivity and evapotranspiration between gridded datatsets; relationships related to elevation and land cover type; drought and biogeochemical cycles; and uncertainties.