Look closer, the world may open wide. Views are my own. #Microscopy #SeaIce #paleoclimate #BeringSea #diatoms she/hers 🏳️🌈
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#caltrain where are you???? Special Bay to Breakers Train advertised for 6:57 in Millbrae. Some people have been here since 6:30. No train. No sign for it in station. #603 says it’s 10 min late but that one was scheduled for 7:09!!!! GAH!!!!
My research highlighted by @usgs_climate !!
To better understand how Polar Bears may respond to warming Arctic conditions, @USGS scientists looked at #paleoclimate records to see how past polar bears were affected during the shift from the last ice age to the warmer Holocene of today. #ClimateR_D
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ALT A polar bear resting along the edge of an area of sea ice next to the water. Credit: USGS
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To better understand how Polar Bears may respond to warming Arctic conditions, @USGS scientists looked at #paleoclimate records to see how past polar bears were affected during the shift from the last ice age to the warmer Holocene of today. #ClimateR_D
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ALT A polar bear resting along the edge of an area of sea ice next to the water. Credit: USGS
The USGS Climate program put together this fun #Fieldwork video. If you watch closely, you’ll see me in the #BeringSea
USGS scientists who study environmental change lead exciting lives. Take a peek into the daily lives of those who work with the Climate Research & Development Program in our video. ow.ly/QIOy50PM9cg 👀🎬🍿📽️
Learn more about their work: ow.ly/rAac50PM90Z
#FieldworkFriday!! @cairya and I with a rocking Bering Sea core!!
#Fieldwork: @USGS & @uafairbanks researchers are collecting sediment cores from shallow parts of the Bering Sea to reconstruct past #BeringLandBridge vegetation & sea ice and primary productivity as the ice age receded ~8,000-13,000 years ago. #ClimateR_D @NSF
ALT Two women are standing on the deck of a research vessel, wearing hard hats and water-safety gear smile for their picture while holding a sediment core. Credit: JR Ancheta, UAF
Headed to Nome tomorrow before going out to sea for a month taking sediment cores to see what the landscape of the #BeringLandBridge was like. If you’d like to follow our journey, sign up for our WhatsApp Community: chat.whatsapp.com/CaGOuRBRBb… #BeringSeaExpedition
On the eve (well T-10 days) of my next Bering Sea coring trip, I'm feeling gutted about @JRSO_IODP ending. Here are some throwbacks to Exp 323 in the Bering Sea, 2009. (1/n)
These folks became dear friends and life-long colleagues (also, 2 months is a long time for me to not get a hair cut...) (3/4)
Listening to the recording of this meeting now. Not sure if it’s better or worse to watch the demise of #IODP in 25 min chunks on the train, but at least I get to give myself breaks to release the rage in between watch sessions. Also Peggy Delaney is my hero.
We interrupt your regularly scheduled rant about SF public transit to bring you the prototype for our Jr Ranger event in Nome later this summer. I present: Bering Land Bridge in cake 😂
#SanFrancisco: Of all the ways we could improve the @SFBART, putting armed police officers on to give old ladies tickets for not properly scanning their clipper cards is not high on the list…
I know #FareEvasion is a problem. This woman clearly did not jump the turnstile (2/n)
I believe fundamentally in public transit for all. I want the wealthy people on the train next to the poor people. I want the bart to be the first thing people think of when they decide how to go to SF. (6/n)
The turnstiles are inconsistent. The last time I asked the station agent for help getting my bike through she yelled at me and told me I needed to lift it over my head to use a different gate. I did and cut my hand in the process (5/n).
The last time I had a positive interaction was with the bathroom ambassador at Powell St on their first weekend working. But the number of times I’ve been yelled at or belittled by the station agents? Too numerous to count. (4/n)
Why don’t we try having @SFBART ambassadors? Empower? Encourage? the people working in the stations to interact with Bart riders. When was the last time you had a positive interaction with a BART employee??