@vesuvia24.bsky.social
Have pen, will travel.
Itinerant writer. Journalist. Science. Poetry. Human Rights. Climate. Olive Oil. Drama. Biodiversity. Land. Water. Life.
Food - who grows it. And how.
Itinerant writer. Journalist. Science. Poetry. Human Rights. Climate. Olive Oil. Drama. Biodiversity. Land. Water. Life.
Food - who grows it. And how.
A tad too true for laughter.
August 11, 2025 at 9:44 PM
A tad too true for laughter.
Reposted
Fascinating - but also disheartening.
We now know so much about airborne disease transmission yet prevention is focused only on clean hands and surfaces. Too many hospitals still have inadequate ventilation and doctors (and visitors) who cough over vulnerable patients.
How do we change behaviour?
We now know so much about airborne disease transmission yet prevention is focused only on clean hands and surfaces. Too many hospitals still have inadequate ventilation and doctors (and visitors) who cough over vulnerable patients.
How do we change behaviour?
February 18, 2025 at 11:08 PM
Fascinating - but also disheartening.
We now know so much about airborne disease transmission yet prevention is focused only on clean hands and surfaces. Too many hospitals still have inadequate ventilation and doctors (and visitors) who cough over vulnerable patients.
How do we change behaviour?
We now know so much about airborne disease transmission yet prevention is focused only on clean hands and surfaces. Too many hospitals still have inadequate ventilation and doctors (and visitors) who cough over vulnerable patients.
How do we change behaviour?
Reposted
Here’s another paper from @manonberger.bsky.social’s PhD arguing that including carbon sinks of a country’s Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs) in its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) would be both conceptually and practically problematic.
Unaccountable counting: the folly of incorporating open ocean carbon sinks in Nationally Determined Contributions
comptes-rendus.academie-sciences.fr
December 20, 2024 at 11:51 PM
Here’s another paper from @manonberger.bsky.social’s PhD arguing that including carbon sinks of a country’s Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs) in its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) would be both conceptually and practically problematic.