Jon Gewirtzman
@jgewirtzman.bsky.social
PhD candidate at Yale Environment. thinking about trees, methane, microbes, forests, mangroves, climate solutions, justice. he/him. jongewirtzman.com
Exactly how we felt! Sort of “of course they’re in there”, but… a trillion prokaryotes in each of three trillion trees— that’s an astounding amount to explore!
August 10, 2025 at 12:16 PM
Exactly how we felt! Sort of “of course they’re in there”, but… a trillion prokaryotes in each of three trillion trees— that’s an astounding amount to explore!
There was no reason the art had to be this good and yet!!
May 28, 2025 at 12:03 PM
There was no reason the art had to be this good and yet!!
Aerosol cooling and methanogenesis suppression! A scalable-climate-solution twofer!! An additional 9 months per year should pass additionally tests— sounds like an even better investment than bitcoin.
March 19, 2025 at 3:20 AM
Aerosol cooling and methanogenesis suppression! A scalable-climate-solution twofer!! An additional 9 months per year should pass additionally tests— sounds like an even better investment than bitcoin.
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With atmospheric methane removal an emergent research area, I’d like to create a starter pack of people on here working in this space - spanning engineering, microbiology, ecosystem science, climate finance etc. I’d appreciate some re-posts. TIA!! @katharinehayhoe.com and @globalecoguy.bsky.social
January 25, 2025 at 8:38 AM
With atmospheric methane removal an emergent research area, I’d like to create a starter pack of people on here working in this space - spanning engineering, microbiology, ecosystem science, climate finance etc. I’d appreciate some re-posts. TIA!! @katharinehayhoe.com and @globalecoguy.bsky.social