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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Oct 26

    Sign up for Earth Matters: science and insights for people who care about Earth, its resources and its environment.

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  2. 1 hour ago

    Congratulations to Rob Jackson, professor of earth system science, and 's David K. Stevenson on being named fellows.

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  3. Nov 20

    Meteors that struck Earth are likely smaller than previously estimated, researchers using 's X-ray laser discovered.

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  4. Nov 17

    Quieter for nearby residents and safer for birds, vertical axis turbines could increase support for wind energy installations.

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  5. Retweeted
    Nov 16

    Global carbon dioxide emissions have risen this year led by China, 's Rob Jackson and team found.

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  6. Retweeted
    Nov 15

    Our expert Lisa Wedding (center) met with some awesome students today who are helping us model phytoplankton blooms using satellite data and .

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  7. Nov 15

    More data –> better predictions. – at

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  8. Retweeted
    Nov 15

    Working with is like working with Legos, fun!

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  9. Retweeted
    Nov 15

    Great talk from at "Today we expect data will be available and open"

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    Nov 15

    beginning with how makes better, faster, with

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  11. Nov 15

    . kicks off at . See who's speaking:

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  12. Retweeted
    Nov 14

    Sustainability champion & former Dean of Pamela Matson will discuss leadership & the challenges of linking knowledge to action for on Nov 29 w/

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  13. Nov 14

    “Harvey was a complex event with lots of contributing ingredients,” said Noah Diffenbaugh, providing comment on a study he said "breaks new ground."

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  14. Nov 14

    Carbon emissions are rising again, but continued progress in renewables and energy efficiency could help decouple economic growth and global emissions.

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    Nov 13

    "We hoped that we had turned the corner," said 's Rob Jackson. "We haven't."

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  16. Nov 13

    "What’s wonderful about ecology is it’s not a competitive science. It’s more collaborative," says Hal Mooney, who was honored with an seminar.

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    Nov 10

    Resuming commercial fishing in protected areas means "short-term gain and long-term disaster," says 's Rob Dunbar.

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  18. Nov 10

    "The path from farm to table is long and vulnerable," write 's Paul Auerbach and co-author . Their book "Enviomedics" explores climate change's potential impacts on human health including threats to food security.

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    Nov 9

    Deep-learning algorithms used in the digitization of a natural history collection could make other datasets accessible, says Mark Algee-Hewitt.

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  20. Nov 9

    The Natural Gas Initiative Annual Affiliates Meeting and Research Review continues today at Stanford. See the agenda:

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  21. Nov 9

    U.S. withdrawal from the could have the same galvanizing effect for the international community at as pulling out of the Kyoto Protocol did in 2001, says Michael Wara, senior research scholar.

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