Happy to see that Nature Scientific Report lets in abysmal AI BS like this one. The mere existence of genAI is threatening knowledge to a deep level and I'm tired of pretending it's not pivot-to-ai.com/2025/11/28/n...

Over forty years, research spanning the Canadian Arctic, Alaska, and Scandinavia has shown significant alterations in Arctic vegetation as a consequence of climate variations. Around 60% of the locations examined in the study have witnessed a shift in plant species composition.

Quoi de mieux que la forêt pour enregistrer un podcast sur.. la forêt? Il y a même un pic vert en fond 👀Stay tuned🌲

Pour imposer leur politique agressive, les dirigeants comme Trump ou Poutine s’appuient sur les ressources naturelles de leur pays. L’économiste Philippe Delacote propose la sobriété comme moyen de résistance. Lire l'article ➡️ https://l.reporterre.net/S3I

🌱 Degrowth Tuesday tea Breaks: Academia & Degrowth Chapter 1 - History Academic journals (and their CEOs) duck all the costs making all the profit 1/23

PS. I scanned several international media coverages and none of them gave the actual aerial images of the actual protest area where hundred thousands of people were gathered despite the bans. One asks, why?

Earlier today the LA Times had AI-generated counterpoints to a column from @gustavoarellano.bsky.social. His piece argued that Anaheim, the city he grew up in, should not forget its KKK past. The AI "well, actually"-ed the KKK. It has since been taken off the piece. www.latimes.com/california/s...

📯🌲| The last article from my thesis is now out in @peercomjournal.bsky.social ! We tackled how the different drivers of forest temperature determine plant communities. We found that shaded valley bottoms harbor 5 (30%) more cold-adapted species! doi.org/10.24072/pcj.... Will it lead to microrefugia?

The General Assembly is tomorrow! Join us at the Museum in Paris or online here: cnrs.zoom.us/j/9271847538... Many discussions in the morning on our current and future actions and awesome talks (Luc Abbadie, Louise Vilgrain & @jeremborderieux.bsky.social) planned in the afternoon! Don't miss them!

📢| Our latest preprint (and my last PhD chapter) is now peer-reviewed !! We studied how variations in understory temperature change community composition and diversity. Aspect and topographic position promoted cold-adapted species diversity ! 🌿⛰️ You can already read it with the link below

In the midst of what's happening elsewhere on internet, I hope BlueSky is a better alternative to read and share ecology news 🌱 I'm Jeremy, a PostDoc at Team Shrub, UBC, Vancouver, studying tundra community resilience and spatial patterning. Lots of R, community ecology, GIS are incoming 🌿🧑‍💻