#Species

Astra Taylor

astradisastra

Today I've been thinking of 2020 less as the year of unexpected shocks & catastrophes more as the year predictions came true. For decades concerned people have studied the likelihood

Late Pleistocene Satan

SatanLate

Megaloceros giganteus is commonly accepted and depicted by mainstream paleontologists (notably Guthrie, Naish, Witton shown below respectively) to have a striped body as indicated by a handful of Paleolithic art

Michael Shellenberger

ShellenbergerMD

Germany’s renewables experiment is over. By 2025 it will have spent $580B to make electricity nearly 2x more expensive & 10x more carbon-intensive than France’s. The reason renewables can’t power

Mick Crawley

crawley_mick

This is an illustrated key to the species within the genus Pinus that you'll see on walks around town or rural rambles in the British Isles. There are more than

B. Moncunill-Solé

monqso

On this #FossilFriday, my first solo article is published at @BiolJLinnSoc! https://doi.org/10.1093/biolinnean/blaa157 The study assessed 1387 bones of the giant pikas #Prolagus apricenicus and P. imperialis (Late #Miocene) from Gargano

Adam Morton

adamlmorton

In case you missed some of the climate and environment news of the past 24 hours This story, and the ramifications of it, warrant a 2nd reading if you've already

Arash Kolahi

ArashKolahi

Arguably the most INCREDIBLE aspect of humanity is that NOT ONLY can we understand our societal institutions, our place(s) within them and how they are affecting us but, incredibly:We can

Alex Schieferdecker

alexschief

I’ve spent the year carefully compiling the absolute worst tweets I read in 2020. But before sharing them, let’s remember last year’s esteemed winners:https://twitter.com/alexschief/status/1211479251221929985 Let me first say, that th

Gaurav Sabnis 🇮🇳🇺🇸

gauravsabnis

Our species will go extinct because we didn't understand or value the concept of a Republic (where public is above the rulers) as much as the concept of a Democracy

Pan African☭

kanamesuzaku

A thread on the colonial nature of conservation:We need to decolonize conservation for the sake of our planet and indigenous people that still live on their land, and those who

Courtney Robichaud

cdrobich

Excited to share this pre-print on the efficacy of Phragmites australis (European Common Reed) suppression two years after a glyphosate-based herbicide treatment in Long Point and Rondeau Provincial Park a

Squid

reviewlhu

Carcharocles Megalodon,A thread. Megalodon, meaning 'big tooth,' was a species of the now extinct Otodontidae family of sharks, known as 'megatoothed sharks.'It lived from the early Miocene Epoch to the

Leon

leoncastilloVC

Don't become more productive. Do this instead.//// A THREAD (you need to read) //// Roughly speaking, there are two paradigms of science: Reductionism and Holism. Reductionism considers that breaking down

Scott Hotaling

MtnScience

I’m thrilled to share a new paper on rock glaciers, related landforms, and mountain biodiversity. It began as a post-session chat at the 2019 @BenthosNews meeting and through a team

HS2 Ltd

HS2ltd

FACTCHECK: Some images that claim to be examples of HS2 tree planting are actually “staking and tubing” on the site earlier this winter, prior to the actual planting of the

Tony Connelly

tconnellyRTE

Update on the fisheries negotiations:@MichelBarnier has held one meeting this morning with sherpas from the 8 coastal states and another began at 1300 CET. He's essentially testing their room for

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