I don’t understand this. Fugazi is not “heavy-metal”.

This is oceanography-adjacent but no less important to note. UNL geology and meteorology work reaches far across disciplines. More info here: unlcas.github.io/eas-budget/%...

Great story! Portland record store owner remembers over 30 years of friendship with KISS founding member Ace Frehley Ace Frehley's death has left record store owner Steven Cook, who first met Frehley as a teenager, mourning his loss and celebrating his iconic legacy. www.kgw.com/mobile/artic...

Ace Frehley, may he rest in rock, was my favorite guitarist. A nice article, but c'mon (and love me) - "I Was Made for Loving You" was not "sparking a metal fever" in its prime. It's disco. www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...

Physical Oceanographers! Come join us in the Department of Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences at NC State University. Job posting now live: jobs.ncsu.edu/postings/223... 🌊

Scientists have followed unwritten guidelines for their conduct for hundreds of years. These norms act as guiding principles for science and reasons it should be trusted. The 6 principles, from universalism to humility: theconversation.com/scientific-n...

Neither organic carbon nor phosphorous are pollutants without the proper context. Ecosystems need both, and at least from the organic carbon perspective the type of the carbon matters. Different types of organic carbon react differently in natural waters. Phosphorus is an essential nutrient! 1/

Ocean water is changing colors, getting warmer: Study coastalreview.org/2025/06/ocea...

What a great way to celebrate #BlackFlagDay this weekend - I will create my ideal set list for this line-up.

In recent years, rainfall flooding has overtaken storm surge as the leading cause of death in tropical cyclones—and climate change is poised to make the rain worse, @marinakoren.bsky.social reported last year:

As a geek myself I had a lot of fun presenting in the @wclivestream.bsky.social - many thanks to the organizers and hosts! Get out there and rally to support critical weather and climate research.

Weather and climate scientists determined to resist funding and program cuts in the geekiest way possible - with a 100-hour livestream of science presentations www.cnn.com/scientists-r...

I'll be talking about carbon saturation and weather (#CSAW) in the coastal zone tomorrow bright and early at 0500 EDT (0900 GMT)! Grab a coffee and support forecasting for weather, water quality, public health, and biogeochemistry.🌊

Federal research funding isn’t just for the benefit of scientists. A key part of many NSF grants requires researchers to share their findings with the public, including K-12 students. This “broader impacts” component helps make science more accessible while benefiting society🧪

Happy to share our new paper in Biogeochemistry! We show that CDOM changes at low salinities due to flocculation, potentially making it a less reliable tracer in estuaries. We also introduce a new fluorescence metric: the red shift ratio. 🔗 link.springer.com/article/10.1... @closburn.bsky.social

Historian David Cecelski: Carolina coast still worth the fight coastalreview.org/2025/04/lear...

I'm proud to say that I was a co-author on the last National Climate Assessment (NCA5). I'm sad to say it looks like I was a co-author on the LAST National Climate Assessment. www.npr.org/2025/04/20/n....

He’s #wavingcane to make good trouble

I am looking forward to this exhibit celebrating North Carolina's diverse #blueeconomy! African Americans in seafood industry heart of new exhibit coastalreview.org/2025/02/afri...

Why is water different colors in different places? An engineering professor explains:

🌊 - Probably more than ever this is an important point. ‘Words matter’: Accepted ‘pocosin’ definition unsupported coastalreview.org/2025/02/word...

Hey #CDOM folks out there who use #fluorescence. Ever wonder how well end-member mixing analysis (EMMA) models hold up to instrument and procedural variability? My colleague Peter Hoff (Duke University) and I just posted a pre-print to #Arxiv-stat on this topic. arxiv.org/abs/2412.14263

Coastal geologist Orrin Pilkey, 1934-2024: An appreciation coastalreview.org/2024/12/coas...

Pretty out of touch with pop culture, but I did not know Ashley Judd and Tom Cruise were an item. He must be on a step stool.

Good renewable energy news from eastern NC! Energy company secures financing for Chowan wind facility coastalreview.org/2024/12/ener...

I love this book. It really is a "must have" - so many incredible moments captured. Iconic imagery. Over a rather short period of time that has stood the test of time. Not much quite like DC hardcore. #SaladDays

Check out the amazing work that is being done, and will be done, at @ncstate.bsky.social! Featuring Astrid Schnetzer, Scott Belcher, and Tal Ben-Horin. Looking forward to seeing the great work coming from the North Carolina Center for Coastal Algae, People, and the Environment.

#StopBurningFossilfuels 🧪🔌💡☀️💨🔋

Great to see this #blueeconomy index out there and following its growth. @coastalreview.bsky.social Blue Economy Index perks up slightly, lags benchmarks coastalreview.org/2024/12/blue...

🌊Integrating Indigenous and traditional knowledge-holders in policymaking is essential for achieving equity, restorative justice and #decolonization in ocean governance. 🌿The Ocean Panel's new paper explores how: https://buff.ly/4f0j2Qo

The Germs were amazing and Darby Crash was a singularity, but this particular picture is what you'd get if you asked generative AI to make a picture of Aloha from Hawaii Elvis fronting the Ramones.

As if #mCDR wasn't hard enough ... www.nature.com/articles/s41...

🚨A major global study involving 110+ researchers used teabags as a measuring device shows warming temperatures may reduce the amount of carbon stored in wetlands. #CarbonSequestration DETAILS🧵1/7

Give a man a fish, he'll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish, he'll contribute to the global overdepletion of the ocean. So give him a salad, maybe.

This was a very good idea! Was lucky to see them with Adolescents and Descendents in Raleigh earlier this year. With my son! Does not quite get better than that. 🤘

The plankton manifesto is a call for Plankton-Based Solutions to address the Triple Planetary Crisis (i. e., biodiversity, climate & pollution) via awareness and stewardship of plankton roles in the blue economy, blue food, blue carbon 🛰️🌊

This read was a very nice way to start the last day of science before the holiday. Dozens of applications of course, but very relevant to environmental and biogeochemical research. #CDOM www.earth.com/news/precise...

A Funny Thing Happened on The Way To Your Phone: Thinking About Bluesky talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/a-fun... via @TPM

Trump will back down.

No one really cares but me too! This place is awesome. Thanks to @hunterw.bsky.social for bringing people aboard.

As a carbon #biogeochemist who is mostly aquatic and focused on organic matter I love being able to dust off my min/pet brain cells and consider a change in focus area.

Maybe it is time to switch to rye whiskey

I remember watching the Clash documentary on MTV when they first showed this video. So so good. One of the best intros ever. Amazing guitar, like a broadsword.

Interesting map of which startup is proposing which technique for marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR), and where they are in their development. At @cworthy.bsky.social, we're producing open-source tools that any of them can use, starting with the abiotic techniques. counteract.vc/perspectives...