Also flying under the radar is continued funding for the major U.S. contributions to the global Argo profiling float array that provides crucial information on ocean heat and sea-level trends, salinity redistribution, and with BGC Argo ocean chemistry & biology @bgc-argo.bsky.social argo.ucsd.edu

"In the 1980s, Sarmiento [was] one of the first... to discover the importance of the Southern Ocean in controlling the atmosphere's CO2 levels." 🌊 "[He] mentored an extraordinarily large number of young scientists, who thrived under his mentorship..." RIP, Jorge. www.princeton.edu/news/2026/05...

@davidho.bsky.social sharing the promise and pitfalls of ocean-scale gardening and other mCDR schemes to turn back the climate clock—and why they're no substitute for decarbonization.

The Division of Earth Sciences postdoc fellowship solicitation "has been archived and will not have a competition this fall,” an NSF spokesperson confirmed to Eos. eos.org/research-and...

Jorge wrote the (text)book on ocean biogeochemistry. But even more importantly, he was a mentor to so many. I changed my major and career plans after a summer spent in his group, around his gentle curiosity. He taught me that science is inseparable from the people who do it. I’ll miss him greatly.

Traffic enforcement in the US has been scrutinized in recent years (and rightly so!). But getting it right matters for safety, and bike/walk advocates should be shaping the conversation. Proud to have contributed to this new resource by @visionzeronet.bsky.social that sets a clear path forward.

I'm impressed by the bike infrastructure in Seattle (I cycled 18 miles of it). Thanks to @sneakypeteiii.bsky.social for lending me a bike and guiding us, and @mtyka.bsky.social and @ethan2sea.bsky.social for coming along.