📢 We're starting a new blog series in which we'll be interviewing PhD students about their research on climate processes, impacts, adaptation and mitigation! In the first edition, we speak to Dalena León Fon Fay about spectrally nudged storylines 👇 latitude.plos.org/2025/11/plos...

For over 15 years the McMaster Ecohydro Lab has awarded the #NobelPeatPrize to the authors of the best peatland or peat paper of the year. It’s that time of year again where we review papers and finalize a list of nominees. Do you have a fave paper for 2025 you would like us to consider?

I picked the worst time to learn how to use em dashes effectively.

“Wait,” I said, before clicking the link. “What does Google have to do with earthquake emergency alerts in Turkey?” spoiler alert the answer is “giving us all a haunting glimpse into the privatization of science and emergency management”

It’s NSERC PhD season! If you’re : ➡️ finishing an MSc (or supervising someone who is) ➡️ looking for a PhD in 2026 ➡️ into mountain hydrology (glaciers, snow, groundwater) Let’s chat! 🎉 Happy to support curious and keen applicants as a potential advisor 😄 www.nserc-crsng.gc.ca/Students-Etu...

AGU H3S invites you to submit an abstract to our session at #AGU25 Thinking Outside the Box Plot: Communicating Science Beyond the Paper! The session explores creative ways to communicate research. Conveners: @adischner.bsky.social @acarneiromar.bsky.social @gescilam.bsky.social Cee Nell Emily Ellis

AGU H3S invites you to contribute to our session at #AGU25 Hydrology Student, Postdoc, and Early Career Flash Talks! This session highlights research performed by fellow Early Career Researchers within the field of Hydrology. Conveners: Matthew Preisser and Kathryn Moore

I might be a bit biased, but this was a good conversation

“Amazon intends to build on the [10-acre wetland, in the middle of the complex], pointing out that it is a small, shallow wetland, not a major nature preserve.” Except it’s widely known now that small wetlands play a disproportionately large role in ecosystem services!

Applications close in 1 week for our 2025 AI/ML Curriculum Development workshop! Apply today! 🤩

Spent seven days on the West Coast Trail, hiking across incredible landscapes with amazing people. I feel lucky to be able to immerse myself in nature and witness all the earth's processes around me. To be an earth scientist and be able to see and hear the earth is such a gift.

Sleep Token dropping an album this week has had a devastating effect on my focus.

179 experts. 28 countries. 1 message: Long COVID is real, multi-systemic, and devastating. It affects over 400 million people. And we're not prepared. New global consensus just dropped. link.springer.com/content/pdf/10… 🧵

Been quiet on here lately. I have been intentionally carving out time post-PhD to have fun, take a breath, and finish up some remaining papers. Started off the break with a cross Canada-US trip in my van to ski, hike, and camp, from Ontario through the Pacific Northwest down to Colorado. ⛷️🥾

I don't want people to miss the "no masks" part of this. It's harder for communities to fight for their rights when people are sick. Protecting yourself and your community from COVID, flu, measles, and even colds makes you a threat to those trying to take away your rights.

Masters scholarships for Palestinian students at Sussex. Please disseminate? www.sussex.ac.uk/broadcast/re...

Would anyone be interested in workshopping an open letter to AGU on this?

The AGU Catchment Hydrology TC is excited to welcome its new members. To stay connected with the hydro community, follow us on LinkedIn, X, and BlueSky. For more information, visit our webpage: hydrocatch.weebly.com 📸 Photo taken during #AGU24 with some of our members.

When asked why I studied the US instead of Canada, my answer was always the same: the US had more data and better data management. I am feeling devastated watching as agencies' websites go dark... I can't help but feel like the sheer loss of data will thwart the progress of our science.

This news item covers our preprint (version online not peer reviewed) where we looked at the difference between guaranteed minimum stipend values for graduate programs in physics and biology, and measures of local cost of living. Hope to have peer reviewed version out soon #PhDsky #academicSky

GRAD POSITION: MSc position aquatic ecology and conservation at Laurentian University w/ flexible start date. Contact Brie Edwards (see ALT text) for more details #AcademicSky

Join the AGU-H3S team! Applications due January 15th! shorturl.at/WuRzQ

please stop using chatgpt to write your conference talk submissions. we can tell.

We are looking for geoscientists who are or were in the workforce to take a participate in a survey about their experiences. There is almost no data on disabled geos beyond the student level and we aim to change that. Please share widely!

New study uses machine learning to map US industrial poultry facilities using satellites, finds clusters of facilities in high social vulnerability areas. Grateful to be part of team led by @mirelagtulbure.bsky.social! agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/... #EnvironmentalJustice #CAFOs

Last day at #AGU24! Come say hi at 3pm!

Friday! Final day of AGU! Please come say hi to us all! We would love to talk science 💫 @danykabyrnes.bsky.social @julieeemai.bsky.social #BasuLab #AGU24

Just had the pleasure of an excellent AGU poster presentation by Christopher Oates on what I think is a critical but underdiscussed reason why ag continues to be allowed to dominate among sources of water pollution: we're not even measuring it! @ngnelson.bsky.social

In sessions outside my research area I find myself confused by jargon + speaker’s assumptions about the aud. background knowledge. As speakers at a large diverse conference, who should we be tailoring our talks for? Do we have a responsibility to make our talks more inclusive and accessible? #AGU23

I remember 20+ years ago Exxon funding the AGU student networking breakfast. It was all a little sus then. But now?! Get with the times. That industry is whatever the opposite of honest broker is when it comes to science. Regardless of anything else, a science org can't take their money. #AGU24

Change of plans! Shuyu Chang is presenting about Dams and water quality in the Chesapeake bay at 15:25 in 146A! Go listen to this awesome talk and give her some support! 🤗

Today at #AGU24, we'll share SWOTViz, a web-based tool that simplifies accessing and working with hydrology data from #NASA Surface Water and Ocean Topography mission (SWOT), making these datasets more accessible to researchers and the public worldwide. 10:40-11:50 am, e-Lightening, Theater 2

Happening today! @nettiewallace.bsky.social @vanmeterkvm.bsky.social @nanditabasu.bsky.social @julieeemai.bsky.social @nitinsingh.bsky.social

📣 ELOKA just released a new report on data management needs for Indigenous Guardians (land stewardship programs in Canada). Read more here: www.indigenousstewardship.com/_files/ugd/4...

Happening today! For some reason I set it up in reverse chronological order.

If you have any questions at all (H3S, groundwater, career, etc...) I'm happy to chat. Drop a comment, send a message. If you're in DC, I will make time to meet up with you and chat in person if you'd like. (Q.E.D.)

Traveling to DC for #AGU24 and reflecting on the fact that this week marks the end of my tenure with @agu-h3s.bsky.social. I've enjoyed being able to support early-career hydrologists and have a built-in network every year at Fall Meeting. (Continued in comments / don't stop here)

🚨 #AGU_H3S will be convening two sessions this year at #AGU24 One session will focus on centering DEI in the classroom and the second will focus on communicating science beyond traditional papers We are accepting abstract submissions through 31 July 2024 at 23:59 EDT #Hydrology #EarlyCareer 🧵1/3

I’m recruiting graduate students and a postdoc to work on a range of hydrology topics- from water quality in agricultural landscapes to critical zone process (a)synchrony! Interested? Let’s chat at #AGU24!!!

Good morning #AGU24! We're looking forward to seeing everyone this week! As folks are traveling we'd love to play a game of who can spot the most poster tubes! Drop your count below and and feel free to let us know how many folks are still working on their presentations like Paige is here👇🏼

Heading to #AGU24. Looking forward to catch up with everyone and seeing some exciting research. 🤩 These are the presentations of the #BasuLab this week.

Looking forward to a week at #AGU24 catching up on a year’s worth of science and catching up with some of my favourite scientists! Check out what we’ve got going on this week in the GLOWS lab! 🌾💧🌳🐄

I'll be at #agu24 next week from Sunday night to Friday afternoon! Message or email me if you want to chat! I'm looking for grad students interested in extreme weather and climate change to start in my research group at Utah in Fall 2025 👀

For no reason in particular, I suggest checking out these two teaching-related presentations at AGU next week! Make your coding classes more accessible (Fri, Gannon et. al) What to we teach in Hydrology classes? (Wed, Kelleher et. al)

I'll be on @wfae.bsky.social's Charlotte Talks tomorrow at 9AM to discuss my book, On the Swamp. I grew up in Charlotte, so it'll be a homecoming of sorts. I write about Charlotte in my book and also in an essay published recently in South Writ Large... www.wfae.org/show/charlot... #Lumbee

As we set off to DC for #AGU24, consider giving back to the community! 🤗 Remora house, for example, supports unhouse and recently house folks in DC. 🧤🧣

Defended my PhD last Wednesday! 🎉 Grateful for my community who came out to cheer me on and made it the largest audience my defence chair has ever seen ❤️

#HaikuYourResearch to earn little 200$ to help defray some late night #AGU24 snacks! 🍟🍺 Here's a throwback to my #AGU23 haiku: Grandparents' fields sown, Stores of nitrogen linger, Seeps to streams today.

Hi BluSky! I want to brag about a paper we published in August (I didn't post then b/c I was having knee surgery). We investigated the competing influences of the Maumee River and algal blooms on the carbon budget of Lake Erie's Western Basin. (1/6) agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....