Hurricanes, typhoons, climate, extreme events. Scientist @Columbia
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Suzana Camargo retweeted
This design appears to completely eliminate the much-beloved loop road and public park at Hains Point, and cut down the cherry trees which line the road. The park is a public space used by tens of thousands of Washingtonians and heavily visited by tourists.
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Suzana Camargo retweeted
I cannot stop thinking about three families who sent their children to elementary school this morning and will never bring them home again.
So spare me the fucking thoughts and prayers.
Spare me the speeches about how now isn't the time to talk about guns.
And spare me the politicians who have spent YEARS refusing meaningful gun-safety laws while telling the rest of us that massacred children are somehow the unavoidable price America must pay for their interpretation of the Second Amendment.
FUCK THAT.
Children being slaughtered in their elementary school is not the price of freedom.
It is a fucking national disgrace.
And don't even start with “if the teachers were armed.”
They're TEACHERS.
They went to work today to teach children how to read and multiply and make friends. They are not fucking marksmen. Turning an elementary school into a crossfire because politicians refuse to confront America's gun problem isn't a solution. It's insanity.
Three children are dead.
Three families have been destroyed.
Hundreds of other little kids just experienced something no child should ever see.
So to every politician who blocks meaningful gun-safety laws and then races to a microphone after another classroom fills with blood:
Keep your fucking thoughts and prayers.
Do your fucking job.
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Suzana Camargo retweeted
If you or I called in a fake homicide tip, fraudulently applied for 20 visas and hacked websites, we’d be arrested and prosecuted.
The same standard must apply to AI CEOs.
Prosecute CEOs when their products break the law and pause advanced AI NOW.
Rogue AI models have hacked companies and tried to break into government websites. Now they are submitting fake tips for unsolved crimes. on.wsj.com/4ywRkEN
Suzana Camargo retweeted
🌋 Whether you're an aspiring scientist or long-time science enthusiast, @LamontEarth Open House is going to be a blast! Join us Sat Oct 17 for lab tours, hands-on activities, and talks by our world-renowned scientists. 🚌 Free shuttles! #LamontRocks 👉 RSVP: openhouse.ldeo.columbia.edu
Suzana Camargo retweeted
💡 Oct 19 2-4pm ET: Join us for our Postdoctoral Research Symposium, featuring work by postdocs Rebecca Gustine, Linqiang He, Lovees Lueong, and Pavithra Selvakumar, moderated by program co-directors @SCamargo and @FragileFood: climate.columbia.edu/events/…
ALT Headshots of postdocs Rebecca Gustine, Linqiang He, Lovees Lueong, and Pavithra Selvakumar over view of Columbia campus with text Postdoctoral Research Program Symposium
Suzana Camargo retweeted
for years now we've been deluged with opinion pieces & full-length books about how young men are so sad/isolated/afraid to approach girls & women/oppressed by feminists & #MeToo/victims of a cruel anti-male culture ad nauseam; yet, as we see here, these entitled young men at Cornell had not the slightest hesitation or the mildest anxiety about committing a group rape of an intoxicated young woman, a classmate of theirs.
please spare us any more of those pathetic opinion & books pieces about sad young men pining away in loneliness & fear of girls & women.
& especially, please spare us blaming girls & women for their being so sad & oppressed.
Suzana Camargo retweeted
The last 24 hours of news as a woman:
- A man jacks off to the woman next to him on a plane. United makes her return to her seat.
- 7 frat boys drug and gang rape a student for hours, and advertise “free p*ssy” to their frat. Cornell makes them write essays.
- A football player rapes a student. LSU reduces his suspension.
- A teen boy stalks and stabs a girl 10 times. Courts grant only a restraining order.
- Brendan Carr spent 9 years in a cult raping teen girls. Trump made him FCC Chair.
Suzana Camargo retweeted
Hoje me encontrei com o prefeito de Nova York, Zohran Mamdani. Um jovem político que representa muito do que há de novo na política e tem um papel importante no futuro dos Estados Unidos e do mundo.
Conversamos sobre o combate à pobreza e a importância de trazer cada vez mais jovens para a política.
É muito bom ver novas gerações chegando com disposição para transformar a realidade. 🌎❤️
Today, I met with New York Mayor @NYCMayor, a young politician who represents much of what is new in politics and will play an important role in the future of the United States and the world.
We spoke about the fight against poverty and the importance of bringing more young people into politics.
It is inspiring to see a new generation stepping forward with the determination to transform reality. 🌎❤️
Suzana Camargo retweeted
Not kidding America, Trump is going to put you 10-15 years behind and you will not be able to catch up. Revolt now.
Breaking News: Federal officials are drafting an executive order that would help cement President Trump’s ability to control billions of dollars in scientific grants funded by the National Institutes of Health. nyti.ms/4yhi6RS
Suzana Camargo retweeted
The attacks on US science continue. This is dictator level political control that stems from a crazed crusade by Vought against the NIH.
Breaking News: Federal officials are drafting an executive order that would help cement President Trump’s ability to control billions of dollars in scientific grants funded by the National Institutes of Health. nyti.ms/4yhi6RS
Suzana Camargo retweeted
🎉 Congratulations to John Mitchell, recipient of the 2027 Syukuro Manabe Climate Research Award!
Recognized for the groundbreaking development and use of climate models to assess the role of greenhouse gases and aerosols in human-caused climate change. Congratulations from CVC!
Suzana Camargo retweeted
NSF historically provided much of the training and development cost needed to transform graduate students into independent scientific researchers.
Shifting White House priorities would see much of that funding cut, leaving many fields able to train fewer researchers.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has issued a 10-page memo signaling a retreat from its traditional role of giving grants to individual researchers to pursue their best ideas and to train the next generation of scientists.
Instead, the memo makes clear, NSF will devote the bulk of its resources to addressing the research priorities of President Donald Trump and his administration, many of them technology focused. scim.ag/4ipE1kY
Suzana Camargo retweeted
This is beyond sickening…another gut punch to science, scientists and the world for that matter. The beauty and strength of NSF is they have always funded the best science…fundamental thru applied. Zero politics. They funded 90% of my research over my 30+ year career…this is heartbreaking.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has issued a 10-page memo signaling a retreat from its traditional role of giving grants to individual researchers to pursue their best ideas and to train the next generation of scientists.
Instead, the memo makes clear, NSF will devote the bulk of its resources to addressing the research priorities of President Donald Trump and his administration, many of them technology focused. scim.ag/4ipE1kY
Suzana Camargo retweeted
I was encouraged this week to see the leaders of the frontier labs agree on the need for them to slow down the pace of AI development. Given the stakes, it’s a good and necessary first step.
But I’m even more encouraged by the growing recognition that how this powerful new technology develops should be at the center of our public debate.
I’ve been watching the progress on AI for over a decade now, and one thing that’s clear to me is that the potential impact of this technology is not overhyped. It’s also moving at lightning speed – and even faster than those who are engineering it can keep up with.
I’m not an AI accelerationist who believes it will lead to some techno-utopia, and I’m not a doomer who thinks it will inevitably lead to humanity’s destruction.
But whether this technology results in amazing breakthroughs in medicine, energy and education or unleashes huge economic disruptions, greater inequality, and potential catastrophe will depend on the choices that we make right now – choices that should be made not just by the companies involved, but by all of us.
Suzana Camargo retweeted
"Strip away the narrative noise and look only at the results, and Świątek's career already belongs in the same conversation as the sport's all-time greats." 🌟
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