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Evita

EvitaAFD

1. Dissociation received the most votes for the first deeper dive on a trauma symptom. This is going to be bit of a long thread b/c dissociation can look a

Mary Salcedo, PhD 🦗🐞🐝+🐍

MarySalcedo

Wouldn't it be nice to JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF A WING VEIN?For #SICB2021 I did that. View here: https://sicbannualmeeting.pathable.co/meetings/virtual/ojDALmNPhqAoLisEtCollaborators Dr. Jake Socha (@snake_flyer) & Pavel ShevchenkoS

Glen Peters

Peters_Glen

"Since IAMs are designed to minimize mitigation costs, this means that they by definition select for the most gradual reduction in fossil fuel use."A thread on 'gradualism' based on @wim_carton's

Brian Wilson

bayouwilson

Story time:A few years ago, I was working at a veteran non-profit. Week before Christmas, so it was really slow. A young man shows up, wants to speak to our

Dr. Merritt Turetsky

queenofpeat

is now shaping the Arctic. In @NatureGeosciwe outline a call to action. Key messages - 1) a global climate problem requires a global scale solution, 2) western science can't tackle

Rick Hasen

rickhasen

Going to start a list of the ways that Republican lawmakers and election officials have needlessly made it harder to vote during COVID. Feel free to add on here.1. Ohio

Yeghia Tashjian

yeghig

1/15What is the current status of #Shushi? Well ambiguous, according to the "agreement" it's part of #Azerbaijan, but in reality, now Russian "peacekeeping" forces entered the outskirts of the city,

Erik Gellman

ESG2424

This @nytimes obituary of @ctvivian covers much of his impactful activism but largely elides what Vivian considered was one of his most formative periods of democratic protest leadership: his Chicago

Abraham Newman

ANewman_forward

Thread: Syllabus alert -- New paper w/@henryfarrell in @IntOrgJournal on how the liberal international information order is becoming self-undermining. Helps makes sense of stories like this.https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/

🌰Build Soil: plant one million edible chestnuts!

BuildSoil

Alright back to soil carbon. Today i’m talking about a specific kind of composting to address the big question: in a world with limited clean water, why do we shit

Dan Hicks

danieljhicks

Calls for open science are a common response to concerns about the replication crisis. But can open science actually address the causes of the crisis? +https://twitter.com/mslapointe/status/1355944863959838722 The comic presents 9

Adriane Esquivel-Muelbert

nanimuelbert

Our paper on how and why Amazon trees die have just been published in @NatureComms https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-18996-3#Ack1Here is what we found @ForestPlots @TreeMort_ERC @BIFoRUoB @LES_UniBham @GeogBham @SoGLeeds (1/8) Tree

Jeremy Faust MD MS (ER physician)

jeremyfaust

Thread: Why did the United States fail to contain COVID-19?Many reasons. My new paper with Dr. Armin Nowroozpoor and Professor Esther Choo @nowroozpoor @choo_ek goes into a few specific reasons.

Hollie Booth

hollieboothie

NEW PAPER out on 'Investigating the risks of removing wild meat from global food systems' Mixed-methods study led by @ICCS_updates in collab with international experts Summary infographic & thread below

Prof Darrel Francis ☺ Mk CardioFellows Great Again

ProfDFrancis

Josh isn't the first person to think of this, merely the last. Why don't we have such studies? Who does studies like that? RCTs? What do all people who do

Arsenio Dev

Ascii211

Aight, guess I'll write about that whole @MarkRober class mess. Honestly $249 for dubious at best "how to be an engineer" is not a winning move when you can learn

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