Buried alive in the Dolomites? Ah, the things we do for Earth science.

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Some asteroids spin smoothly. Others tumble chaotically. Understanding their differences could help us learn more about asteroid history and improve planetary defense measures.

Carbon emissions are helping make older trees in the Amazon bigger. But “it doesn’t mean carbon dioxide is good for the forest," says Adriane Esquivel-Muelbert @camplantsci.bsky.social. "What we’re seeing is resilience, not relief.”

Cities are hot spots for future water failure. Experts warn that some regions could hit day zero sooner rather than later. Smart infrastructure and policy are key to avoiding a tipping point.

JWST has made some new discoveries about Io.

In 2024, Amazon forest fires released sevenfold more CO2 than in previous years.

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A new analysis of #CryoSat-2 data revealed that subglacial lake levels in Antarctica are changing not by centimeters but by *meters*.

Researchers used a decade of measurements to see how marine heat waves shake up the microbial communities of our oceans.

Humming along to Sia singing David Guetta’s “Titanium” today 🎶, sooo...yeah, we’re voting for ilmenite in this #OreCup match-up.

Really enjoyed speaking with @eos.org about this exciting new tech. Hopefully it’ll keep recreationalists and scientists safer out there in the mountains!

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The way asteroids spin could hold clues to their internal makeup.

“This is the biggest innovation in avalanche safety devices in 25 years.” New research from Giacomo Strapazzon #UniPadova @euracalpenv.bsky.social + colleagues in @jama.com; input from @utahwx.bsky.social @utah.edu. eos.org/articles/saf...

The #USGS has posted its finalized 2025 list of #CriticalMinerals. The list includes 60 entries, including several additions (e.g., copper, silver) from the previous list. www.usgs.gov/programs/min... Read up on critical minerals here: eos.org/tag/critical...

🚨 NASA scientists warn: critical equipment at Goddard Space Flight Center could be discarded during the shutdown, jeopardizing decades of Earth & space science missions. 📢 Act now: agu.quorum.us/campaign/146... #sciencepolicy #saveNASA

On 4 November 2025, a very large landslide in a coal waste slope at Mae Moh Mine in Thailand, causing extensive damage. It appears that the landslide was associated with very heavy rainfall. eos.org/thelandslide...

Ahead of COP30, world leaders today announced a commitment to recognize & strengthen 160 million hectares of Indigenous Peoples’ and local communities’ lands by 2030. The Intergovernmental Land Tenure Commitment (ILTC) is the first global agreement focused on recognizing land tenure. (1/3)

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New research in Nature Communications suggests "day zero droughts" (when reservoirs fail) could be common this decade. It's not just supply; rising demand is accelerating the risk. Which cities are on the edge? #WaterScarcity #ClimateCrisis

Déjà vu: Trump has nominated Jared Isaacman to run NASA….again. 🧪🔭 For a space drama, this saga is pretty wild. Here’s what’s happened: 🧵👇 www.nytimes.com/2025/11/04/s...

Carbon emissions are helping make older trees in the Amazon bigger. But “it doesn’t mean carbon dioxide is good for the forest," says Adriane Esquivel-Muelbert. "What we’re seeing is resilience, not relief.”

Some asteroids spin smoothly. Others tumble chaotically. Understanding their differences could help us learn more about asteroid history and improve planetary defense measures. Research led by @wzhou.bsky.social at @utokyoofficial.bsky.social, comments from @sondy.com eos.org/articles/wha...

Beyond the water shortage, Day Zero highlights fundamental human rights put in jeopardy and the disproportionate impact on vulnerable communities.🚰 My story for @eos.org @agu.org

Good informative thread about Trump's once & future NASA Administrator nominee. NASA is still being dismantled & sold for scrap, so let's hope this is a harbinger for better space-related futures.

JWST has detected sulfur gas emissions at wavelengths never before seen in Io’s atmosphere.

We're Team #Ilmenite today in the #OreCup! Not only did it enable Bob Ross's happy little clouds, it also may have helped flip the Moon's mantle. So versatile! 🔭🧪🌕 eos.org/articles/the...

A new analysis of #CryoSat-2 data revealed that subglacial lake levels in Antarctica are changing not by centimeters but by *meters*.

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Carbon emissions are helping make older trees in the Amazon bigger. But “it doesn’t mean carbon dioxide is good for the forest," says Adriane Esquivel-Muelbert @camplantsci.bsky.social. "What we’re seeing is resilience, not relief.” eos.org/articles/as-...

Déjà vu: Trump has nominated Jared Isaacman to run NASA….again. 🧪🔭 For a space drama, this saga is pretty wild. Here’s what’s happened: 🧵👇 www.nytimes.com/2025/11/04/s...

💧 T-minus 10 years? "Day zero droughts"—when the taps run completely dry—could be common *this* decade. New study links risk to *demand*, not just climate. #WaterScarcity #DayZero eos.org/articles/are...

An ore for an element important for renewable energy is a big plus. I did not anticipate a difficult vote here. Ore fans are presenting good cases for their favorites.

By area, forest degradation in the Amazon surpassed deforestation by more than 4 times in 2024.

We’re on team #molybdenite in today’s #OreCup match-up. It’s the main ore of molybdenum, a critical resource with many uses, including in building renewable energy technologies. eos.org/features/cri...

When marine temperatures go up, there’s less carbon going down.

A new analysis of #CryoSat-2 data revealed that subglacial lake levels in Antarctica are changing not by centimeters but by *meters*. New research from Sally Wilson @universityofleeds.bsky.social, comments from @leighstearns.bsky.social @upenn.edu. eos.org/articles/sat...

The gap between projected emissions and Paris Agreement targets has closed slightly, but countries still need to commit to far more ambitious action, according to a new @unep.org report. 🌏 🧪 eos.org/research-and...

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New research details discoveries about Io’s volcanoes and atmosphere made using infrared data from #JWST. eos.org/research-spo... 🧪🔭

a story from the plankton of the pacific 🌊 my latest news piece for @eos.org

Some videos have emerged from Afghanistan, reportedly showing landslides and rockfalls triggered by the M=6.3 earthquake early this morning. The road between Mazar and Kabul is reportedly blocked, which will impact the delivery of emergency assistance. eos.org/thelandslide...

Make way for the ditchologists. Listen to our latest #audio story here:

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Is there a “methane bomb” lying in Arctic permafrost?

In 2024, Amazon forest fires released sevenfold more CO2 than in previous years. eos.org/articles/fir...

New research finds that few REDD+ projects met their emissions targets and even fewer met their deforestation goals. But REDD+ shouldn’t be abandoned, the authors suggest, it should be fixed.

When marine temperatures go up, there’s less carbon going down. eos.org/articles/mar...

You’ve heard of the #MinCup — now get ready for the #OreCup, which starts today! Our first pick is #copper, which humans have been mining, using, and discarding for thousands of years: eos.org/articles/500...