Manchete perfeita, Pulitzer pra essa manchete

A new study suggests that total recovery of Earth’s ozone layer could be delayed 7 years if feedstock emissions aren't addressed.🧪 Research by Luke Western @mit-cs3.bsky.social & others; comments from M. Aurelio Franco @uspoficial.bsky.social. Story by @meghier.bsky.social. eos.org/articles/rep...

Que loucura. Já estamos vivendo Black Mirror. Mto precisa a leitura do Leon e da Nilce sobre a indústria cultural — o processo de transformação da criatividade e da cultura em fast food está sendo anabolizado pela IA. Suspeito que Walter Benjamin meio que já sabia... www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxU0...

A 4-year-old girl died yesterday inside a hot vehicle. It's the third such death so far this year and we're just getting into the summer hot season. Back in 2024, I wrote this piece about why the number of children that die in hot cars seems stubbornly stuck. 🧪 (It was wrenching to write.)

I dare you to look at these pictures without a smile on your face. It's impossible. :) Happy birthday, dear David Attenborough. And thank you for being such an inspiration! www.nature.com/immersive/d4...

I still love the theory a Year 6 child proposed to me that David Attenborough is actually God and he got fed up with people not noticing the amazing things he'd created, so he made documentaries to show off.

O David Attenborough fez 100 anos e talvez um dos documentários mais recentes (recente com 7 anos kkkkk mas vocês entenderam) legais com ele é o que tem no Netflix chamado "David Attenborough e o nosso planeta". É interessante ver a mudança do mundo ao longo da vida dele

Hello, I made you a feed of your cats watching the Artemis II splashdown bsky.app/profile/did:...

NASA just dropped this image of Artemis II astronaut Christina Koch looking back at us. The first woman to ever see our planet in its entirety. I’m not crying you’re crying 🥹🔭🧪 📸: NASA

#AIagents promise to speed up ordinary online tasks, but they can also share private files publicly, delete others, and libel people. A new study examines these #AIsafety vulnerabilities. #OpenClaw #AIgovernance @science.org www.science.org/content/arti...

Leading in science as a woman doesn't mean smooth sailing through gender bias, unfortunately, writes @mangalasrinivas.bsky.social @nature.com. She gives practical advice for navigating the shards of the cracked glass ceiling (hint: there's no magic bullet). www.nature.com/articles/d41...

Caldas e Serro, além de Ouro Preto, estão na mira de projetos minerários. Os riscos são imensos e os benefícios reais, mínimos. Comunidades e ecossistemas inteiros colocados em risco pelo lucro de poucos. Vale a pena essa troca? www1.folha.uol.com.br/ambiente/202...

Este episódio novo do Ciência Suja está excelente. As queridas Carla Ruas e Silvia mergulharam nos Monsanto Papers e acharam MUITA ciência suja por lá. Vale escutar!

It should go without saying that a world w/ more erratic precipitation is less suited for hydropower (imminent deadpool at Glen Canyon being exhibit A, though unmentioned in this story). Let's not build thousands more dams that will be obsolete almost from the jump. www.nytimes.com/2025/11/17/b...

No joke: I got angry hate mail today for writing an obituary of a Black woman scientist—because the person felt she did didn’t deserve the recognition. Which just makes me want to share it again: www.nature.com/articles/d41...

chronicled the cow of the moment defector.com/veronika-the...

These fossils have been chipped out of the ground over decades, but we finally managed to date them thanking to the flip-flopping of the Earth's magnetic field. And they date right from the time when the common ancestor of these three lineages would've been kicking around. 🧪

The world's biggest earth science conference is happening right now, and there are literally hundreds of presentations involving NCAR people. It's impossible to understate how central the lab is to the climate and weather science enterprise

It is hard to overstate how critical @ncar-ucar.bsky.social is to climate science in the US and around the world. It's the beating heart of our field. Generations of scientists have trained there, and almost everyone I know relies on deep collaborations with NCAR scientists. It's end is unthinkable.

Most of the scientists at the nonprofit that I cofounded, including my two cofounders, came from NCAR. It’s hard to overstate the importance of this place for climate science.

New research presented tomorrow at #AGU25 from Gabriel de Oliveira @ #UofSouthAlabama, input from @anealencar.bsky.social @ipam-amazonia.bsky.social, story by @meghier.bsky.social.

Wildfires in rainforests threaten public health as well as ecology. eos.org/articles/fir...

#COP30 delivered climate finance and adaptation progress but no #FossilFuel phase-out plan, leaving ambition far behind science. Here are some of the outcomes from the UN climate summit in Belém, Brazil. Editorial by @meghier.bsky.social and @jeff-tollefson.bsky.social#COP30↩️ #ClimateScience

Here are 3 big ideas to combat climate change, with or without COP - @meghier.bsky.social @carolyngramling.bsky.social @sciencenews.bsky.social www.sciencenews.org/article/3-id...

What happened at #COP30? 4 science take-homes from the climate summit - @meghier.bsky.social @jeff-tollefson.bsky.social @nature.com www.nature.com/articles/d41...

With input from Tomás Domingues @ the University of São Paulo in Ribeirão Preto, story by @meghier.bsky.social.

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-...

Scientists are helping combat wildfires by doing what they do best: Collating data. eos.org/articles/in-...

@meghier.bsky.social reports on an encouraging approach in Acre 🇧🇷 ahead of #COP30, with input from Claudio Cavalcante @ #SemaAcre CIGMA, Quelyson Souza @ #SemaAcre, Freitas Filho @ #CorpoDeBombeiros, and Liana Anderson @ #INPE.

You gotta be kidding me www.nytimes.com/2025/10/22/w...

Story Idea: Study after study has shown that the vast majority of people, 80-89%, want governments to “do more” to address climate change. Understanding who these people are and why gov't action doesn’t align with the overwhelming public interest are all rich territory for reporting. #the89percent

"Precisamos inventar um país em que mais pontes sejam possíveis e menos muros necessários para viver em paz. O grande problema da sociedade brasileira é acreditar que a harmonia só existe quando há grades, muros, vidros blindados, classe executiva, VIP, VIPão exclusivo." www.bbc.com/portuguese/a...

Rest in peace, Queen 💔

Great to talk to Prof. Guimarães for @nature.com and share her research and advocacy for women and girls in #STEM. So much we don't know about the historical contributions of Black people to science!Thanks for your careful editing, @kendallsciwrite.bsky.social! :) www.nature.com/articles/d41...

O Ciência Suja é finalista do Prêmio Einstein Mais Admirados da Imprensa de Saúde, Ciência e Bem-estar, do @portaldosjornalistas.com.br.web.brid.gy 😊✨ O Theo, @chloepinheiro.bsky.social e @meghier.bsky.social também estão concorrendo! Dá pra votar até sexta-feira aqui: bit.ly/4pnT6oh

Good reporting on an attribution study from @nature.com: 🫠 Emissions from each of the 14 biggest #fossilFuel Firms made >50 heatwaves otherwise near-impossible 📈 Exxon & Aramco made 51 #heatwaves ≥10,000× likelier 🔥180 companies caused ~½ the rise in intensity (forest loss most of the rest)

As U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright lobbies for more fossil fuels in Europe, climate experts are warning his pro-fossil fuel arguments are based on disinformation, including a misleading climate report his department published this summer. buff.ly/o0B07sK

"I love to tell people is that computing is a Black people’s thing" Passionate about making smaller and more efficient semiconductors, physicist Sonia Guimarães is a relentless voice for equity in Brazilian science. go.nature.com/4oxew1E

Deforestation kills more than trees.

Nice frog; big.

Today is Day 2 of the public hearing on the EPA’s reconsideration of the 2009 endangerment finding, the key ruling underpinning U.S. greenhouse gas regulations. 🧪 Testimonies start at the top of the hour, and we’re following along: 👇🧵

At least 96 students who had planned to conduct graduate research in the United States have changed their intended destination, citing hostile immigration and science policies go.nature.com/3HBh8ej

Climate models since the 1970s nailed it—most predicted global warming almost exactly as it happened.

What a chilling, absolutely heartbreaking account of the world's failure in reaching a decent treaty (a treaty at all) to curb plastic pollution. This, my friends, is what efficient lobbying looks like: the interest of a very few at the expense of the whole humanity www.linkedin.com/posts/kiara-...

Current US policies on science and immigration are forcing early-career researchers to choose other countries for their international study seasons. This is true for Brazilian PhD candidates and a few official numbers picture the trend. My latest for Nature magazine: www.nature.com/articles/d41...

How can humans trust machines to do important jobs unless they feel confident the machines have the same values and goals? Recent work shows that this “alignment” is highly unstable. www.quantamagazine.org/the-ai-was-f...

Great to be a coauthor of this new paper in @natureportfolio.nature.com which provides a comprehensive set of solutions to bend the land degradation curve & leverage the transformation of global #food systems. #land #climate #biodiversity @yesiuoy.bsky.social @uoyenvironment.bsky.social

💰 Social media companies including Meta, X, and YouTube are allowing climate conspiracy theories about extreme weather spread unchecked as disasters unfold. New research by @counterhate.com exposes how these companies profit while public safety is put at risk

A pleasure to contribute with Eos in reporting on a very little known issue. :)

Weren't it for the curiosity of the Amarandubinha community, we'd never know of these urns found in the Amazon. They don't resemble any known ceramic tradition in the forest and their discovery is a great example of scientist-community collaboration. ❤️ www.nationalgeographic.com/history/arti...