Thank you!

@bristoluni.bsky.social @cabot-institute.bsky.social

My plan is to use the prize funds to explore greenhouse gas isotope biogeochemistry in global rivers - keep an eye out for a postdoc position coming soon

I’ll try remember to flick you a message when tickets go on sale for next year

If you want to try a lot of whiskies in a short amount of time, the London Whisky Show is great! I was there last week and even caught up with Mike Billett, who always has good suggestions of what to try

Looks amazing, good luck in the field!

We show that summertime CO2 and CH4 emissions from inland waters are an important component of lowland tundra carbon exchange with the atmosphere offsetting the terrestrial sink capacity. This is an important consideration for constraining future Arctic responses to climate warming

And that N2O inland water emissions were negligible compared to CO2 and CH4

We also found that a large flood pulse increased total landscape greenhouse gas emissions (and broke our eddy covariance tower...)

We found that inland waters (lakes, ponds and streams) offset the summer terrestrial carbon sink by about 9–13%