Striving for a net-zero future ♻️☀️💨 🔋🏢🚗🌾 • Science nerd with a passion for #SciComm • Knowledge Mobilization Consultant • She/her/elle

Gaspé, QC,🇨🇦
Joined December 2009
10 jours de création quotidienne, c'est parti ! 🧱 Je suis super enthousiaste de démarrer le Défi Briques avec @Valentin_Decker et @Killian_Talin 🎉 On va créer, montrer notre travail et arrêter de se poser 1000 questions. Venez participer avec moi ! 👉 defibriques.com
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Alexandra Gellé, PhD 🧱 retweeted
The Canadian Government has made a new tourism ad, and it’s surprisingly honest and informative! 🇨🇦
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So I did a thing… I'm jumping into a new chapter of endless possibilities: Powering up my knowledge mobilization consulting services. linkedin.com/posts/alexandra…
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Did you know that reducing heat-trapping gas emissions doesn't just slow climate change: it also improves our health; saves food, water, and money; and keeps us safer? Climate solutions aren't a necessary evil: they're a 'no regrets' strategy for a better world.
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🚨DEADLINE EXTENSION x2🚨 We heard ya, grad students! End of term can be rough, so we've extended our application deadline to April 17th 11:59pm EST. This is the FINAL deadline so please make sure your apps are submitted by then to be considered for the 2023 conference! ☺️
🎉APPLICATIONS ARE OPEN FOR 2023!🎉 📢Apply at bit.ly/COMSCICONCAN2023 by 11:59 pm (any timezone) April 2nd 2023 to be considered for this years conference. See application for eligibility criteria and details!
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Here are the big takeaways from the @IPCC_CH Synthesis Report released today. First, climate change has already caused widespread and substantial losses to almost every aspect of human life on this planet, and the impacts on future generations depend on the choices we make NOW.
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Just stepped out of « the office » Grad student me is so happy with my decision of taking a leap of faith in 2021 – at Percé, Québec
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My sustainability class just finished a module about disinformation. I had them write me a letter assuming they were flunking and arguing that they deserve an A, using the techniques of disinformation we discussed, like cherry picking, false experts and ad hominem. HOO-boy. 1/n
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New Webinar: How do 🇨🇦's clean investment incentives stack up with the US IRA? How can we stay competitive? On March 8, join @bentleyballan, @bernstein_micha & @hscoffield to see how smart, targeted industrial policy can still create a Canadian Advantage transitionaccelerator.ca/res…
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H2O is such an intriguing molecule Apparently it’s called pancake ice! – at Gaspé, Québec
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@KatClaassens I’m still not over your ice expertise 🥞 – at Gaspé, Québec
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The hype around small modular reactors is on the rise! How could this emerging nuclear technology support a net zero world? Several Canadian and International experts from the government, industry and academia will answer that question on Feb 28. Join us for this online panel 👇
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AI can't be trusted. It will abandon you when you need it the most.
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(Yes, it's one of the most humanlike traits of AI)
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Calling all students: We have a 16-week internship opportunity with our Electricity/Oil and Gas team. Learn more & apply ➡ pembina.org/careers
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Join us for the second conversation in the new @FWEngage series where you can hear directly from leading science engagers from around the world!🌍 The virtual Tête-à-tête on Jan. 25, 2023 will feature Gabriela de la Torre, from @FWEngage Hub Mexico 🇲🇽mcgill.ca/x/36Y
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With plans for a large-scale carbon storage hub progressing in Alberta, now is a great time to revisit our CCUS webinar from last year—an insightful discussion featuring experts from all sides of the CCUS debate. transitionaccelerator.ca/web…
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Alexandra Gellé, PhD 🧱 retweeted
I see a lot of people say things like "Our grid can't handle more EVs or heat pumps." Imagine if 100 years ago, people were like "Light bulbs, dishwashers, etc. are all great, but we don't have enough electric capacity." We can electrify everything *and* build more capacity.
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