Only a week left to submit your @eurogeosciences.bsky.social EGU25 abstract to this excellent and new session on Disasters, Diseases, and Health challenges! Session details and abstract submission here: meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/sessio... Co-convened by @ekbal.bsky.social and others!

Breathing a sigh of relief just now. www.esa.int/Applications...

Happy to share that I've been accepted onto the @ukri.org Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) Science Committee. NERC is the UK's primary earth & env research funding agency. The committee advises on priority investment areas and policies to support the delivery of NERC's science strategy ⚒️

Last night satellite #Sentinel1C launched into space! It will join its sibling to restore the Sentinel-1 constellation, gathering more frequent, global, accurate data to monitor changes on the Earth's surface. It will aid COMET research into #volcanoes🌋and #earthquakes🌎 and support event response.

A multicriteria analysis of meat and milk alternatives from nutritional, health, environmental, and cost perspectives, Proc. Springmann+ doi.org/10.1073/pnas... "unprocessed plant-based foods such as soybeans, peas, and beans are best suited for replacing meat and dairy in high-income countries"

I love coming back to Indonesia, mostly because I get to work with some wonderful people. These guys are pushing the frontiers of DRR science in one of the most geohazard-prone countries in the world.

Fewer people are dying as a result of disasters involving natural hazards, but many more people are having their lives disrupted, according to the Sendai Framework Monitor 2024 update. 🧪⚒️ More info here: www.undrr.org/news/undrr-s...

2024 is the 170th anniversary of the most famous public health story, John Snow and his map of cholera cases in Soho. You’ve likely heard how he heroically traced an epidemic to a single water source: the broad street pump. But that’s not how the story really ended… #histmed #medicalhistory #medsky

🚨New paper! The second paper from @myfaultmanu.bsky.social's PhD thesis investigates the active tectonic deformation across the Western Anatolian Extensional Province in Türkiye using Sentinel-1 derived InSAR velocities.⚒️🧪🪨🛰️ OA paper here: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/...

We are very excited to invite you to our Disasters, Diseases, and Health impacts session @eurogeosciences.bsky.social! You can find out more details on our session and access to abstract submission here: lnkd.in/enHSUTDA Co-convened w/ @ekbal.bsky.social and several others!

Welcome to all the Bluesky newbies! We've created a starter pack of compound events and multi hazard researchers and groups. Please send through suggestions for who else to add to the list go.bsky.app/Cy8PZju

This is a great figure. For all the doom & gloom about climate inaction, we have made a big dent over the past 25 years. What started out as 3.5-4°C increase by 2100 is now down to 2-3°C. Of course, more work is urgently needed but this is progress! We don't let up now. h/t @hausfath.bsky.social

Wasn't expecting this when I woke up this morning! ❄️

I'd love to connect with anyone working in satellite remote sensing/earth observation! 🛰️🌏 I've started a list of everyone I've found so far - please let me know if you're missing from the list, or if there's anyone else I should add! go.bsky.app/4PMRhNL

🚨 Exciting news! OpenStreetMap now hosts vector tiles on OSMF hardware! 🎉 Want to learn how to use OSM vector tiles with Leafmap and MapLibre? Check this out: 👉 Demo: maps.gishub.org/maplibre/ope... 👉 Notebook: leafmap.org/maplibre/ope...

Today's release of the 2024 edition of the Global Carbon Budget, as an interactive slide presentation. Here: robbieandrew.github.io/GCB2024/slid...

A pair of strong earthquakes struck off the eastern Coast of Cuba just a few hours ago. What is currently known: The first estimated at magnitude 5.9 and the second mag 6.8–movement was along a strike-slip fault (aka blocks of land moved horizontally) ⚒️🧵 earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/...

Weekends are for wholesome walks out in the countryside. I better get this out now while I'm still a bit new on here... I LOVE trees! 🌳🌲🍃 #Naturewalk

I am so excited for everyone to see this amazing story about the mysterious seismic signal, mega-tsunami, giant rockslide, and perpetual wave machine of a fjord! www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Get yourself added onto this list folks! Let's try and bring the community back together ✊

Hello scienceski! 🧪🪨I have a spatial map of a variable, and the 95% values either side of the expected value for each pixel. It's non Gaussian. Any thoughts/ideas on a nice way to show these values that's not just three maps of the 2.5%, expected value and the 97.5%?

This is an urgent and important call to action for fundamental geoscience research to inform disaster risk intervention measures across central Asia. 🧪🪨 www.nature.com/articles/s41...

It’s a dreadful irony that for many of the 400 million people in sub-Saharan Africa who lack access to even a basic water supply, there is likely to be a significant reserve in aquifers sitting just a few metres below their feet. A great piece by my colleague.🧪 www.theguardian.com/global-devel...

🚨New paper This work began with fruitful discussions over COVID lockdowns. Our findings underscore the need for integrated multi-hazard-risk strategies to enhance urban resilience, especially in growing cities with dynamic exposure & vulnerability 🧪🪨 agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

I love this mural on a house in the Meadows very near my home. To me it's a message of how our individual actions can collectively add up to something positive and meaningful. #climateaction

Yesterday we welcomed Prof. Khairul Munadi, the Indonesian Education & Cultural Attaché, and members of the embassy team to the British Geological Survey. We discussed strengthening BGS–Indonesia scientific partnerships on geohazards, mineral resources and geothermal energy. Lots to follow up on!

Following last week's Mw7.1 quake in Japan, the JMA issued a 'megaquake' warning for the Nankai Trough after experts stated risk of a major event is higher than normal. Kato et al. (2012) found the 2011 Tohoku quake was likely triggered by foreshocks days prior: www.theguardian.com/world/articl...

While we have become increasingly numb to the sheer regularity of the awful atrocities in Gaza, a story and a picture hits you so hard it takes your breath away. All for the wrong reasons. Twins & mum killed by IDF as father went to register their birth. www.bbc.com/news/article...

This is my kind of 'BREAKING NEWS': New analysis shows that the six-tonne Altar Stone at the heart of Stonehenge came from the far north of Scotland rather than south-west Wales as previously thought. 🤯 www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Japan's recent M7.1 earthquake resulted in an Advisory warning of a potential megaquake. For Temblor's latest, Shinji Toda, Ross Stein, and Volkan Sevilgen explore what's happened in the past and what's going on now to consider the likelihood of a megathrust event. ⚒️🧪 temblor.net/temblor/japa...

I love August. It's when I get most of my own research done. Over the past couple of weeks I picked up some code I started writing this time last year, and I finally got it to work! The predicted ground shaking from a M7.4 earthquake on a complex network of strike-slip & thrust faults in Indonesia.

Hi, I'm adding geoscientists to the Science🧪 feed! Reply here with links to your work (ORCID, Google Scholar, lab or department website, etc) and I will add you to the user list! Gneiss to meet you 🪨

The UN has released its latest update of the World Population Prospects. 👪 This is one of the most important datasets for demographers and DRR researchers. It tracks global population changes and makes projections for the future. I'm copying Our World in Data's summary of the key findings below:

🧪 ⚒️ A new Nature paper makes a surprising claim about why some faults slide all the time, while others get stuck. Lee et al. (2024) propose that local fault network geometry helps solve the creep puzzle. We deep-dive the paper, and disagree. Read more on our blog.

I've been struggling to get going on here. My social media inertia is big! Anyway, I'm returning home energised with fantastic examples of impact-driven research from the Natural Hazards and Risks in a Changing World conference. It was so good to (re)connect with the multi-hazards community again!

An exciting new project for 2024 and beyond: RARE EARTH is coming soon: a new BBC Radio 4 climate and environment series hosted by me and the excellent Tom Heap. The first broadcast will be on January 19th. 🧪 www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/...

Happy New Year!

The first post on here should be the most important... #Ravenclaw