@EcosystemsJ

The journal Ecosystems is dedicated to ecosystem ecology, bridging fundamental ecology, environmental ecology and environmental problem-solving.

 Madison, WI and New York, NY
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Joined October 2014
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Congrats to @StandenKM on the publication of her final PhD thesis chapter entitled "Response of boreal plant communities and forest floor carbon fluxes to experimental nutrient addition" coauthored by @DoctorSpruce @atmosbios @arctic_carolina rdcu.be/dyzFH @EcosystemsJ
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When reporting errors, watch out the size of your inventory! Latest paper @EcosystemsJ. As @RuthYanai states: “We learned a lot, albeit slowly; this project involved > 7 years of intermittent effort and a changing cast of characters”. New “thread”! rdcu.be/dw77M
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@SpringerNature5 Oct 2023
We are excited to share that we have issued a supplement to our 2022 Sustainable Business report, confirming that the Science Based Targets initiative has verified our net-zero science-based targets. Learn more: bit.ly/45jiDnj @sciencetargets #ScienceBasedTargets
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@SpringerNature21 Jun 2022
As part of the Springer Nature SDG programme, we have curated an exclusive collection of articles and journals that focus on advances in sustainability. See this collection and browse further journals and books here: bit.ly/3OyAf6J
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It wasn't the giant asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs more than 60 million years ago. It was the climate change that followed. Understanding why and how is critical to navigate today's changing climate. bit.ly/3OhIofI
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Roger Grau Andrés@RogerGrau21 Dec 2021
📢 #Moss paper alert!! 'Bryosphere Loss Impairs Litter Decomposition Consistently Across Moss Species, Litter Types, and Micro-Arthropod Abundance', with fab collaborators @PaulKardol and David Wardle, in @EcosystemsJ doi.org/10.1007/s10021-021-0…
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Animal-driven nutrient flows that are critical to the functioning of pond ecosystems are under increasing threat from #climatechange. Read more about Jared and @streamsrock's research recently published in @EcosystemsJ: cals.ncsu.edu/applied-ecolog… @se_casc
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“Hot from the press”: Meta-analysis Reveals Different #Competition Effects on #Tree Growth #Resistance and #Resilience to #Drought Our new article on @EcosystemsJ led by @danielecastagne, w/ @gvacchiano link.springer.com/article/10…

Meta-analysis Reveals Different Competition Effects on Tree Growth Resistance and Resilience to...

Ecosystems - Drought will increasingly threaten forest ecosystems worldwide. Understanding how competition influences tree growth response to drought is essential for forest management aiming at...

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Ankur Desai@profdesai29 Apr 2021
Misuse of (s)GWP for ecosystem GHG fluxes is a pet peeve of mine. So I'm super happy to see this paper: Global Warming Potential Is Not an Ecosystem Property by Scott Neubauer link.springer.com/article/10… in @EcosystemsJ H/T @GauciGauci
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@SpringerNature30 Apr 2021
In our new Springboard blog, read @Magda_Skipper's response to 'Our Planet, Our Future, an Urgent Call for Action' issued at the 2021 @NobelPrize Summit.

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We've all read about how forest fires & urbanization affect ecosystems. Which of our Laureates has spent her career in ecosystems from deep forest to urban centers to help us understand? @MonicaGTurner #franklininstituteawards #monicaturner #ecosystems • fi.edu/awards
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How awful and tragic this even has to be said... "Dr. Anthony Fauci says ‘it would be better’ if Trump administration health officials worked with Biden's transition team" xitter.cf/i/events/1328017013516…
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@SpringerNature20 Mar 2020
To support the rapid and wide dissemination of research during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, Springer Nature authors can now use our Research Data Support service for COVID-19 data at no cost. bit.ly/2wg9sK1
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RT @creekthinker: A vision for a new agricultural future, courtesy of eloquent colleagues @JacksonRD @GrattonLab @egbooth @FreshwaterSteve et al. Nice work, Grassland 2.0! Heads up @ProfSecchi @RiverRaccoon @VanmeterKVM @iahuntress xitter.cf/JacksonRD/status/12399…
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Caroline Gottschalk@creekthinker17 Mar 2020
A vision for a new agricultural future, courtesy of eloquent colleagues @JacksonRD @GrattonLab @egbooth @FreshwaterSteve et al. Nice work, Grassland 2.0! Heads up @ProfSecchi @RiverRaccoon @VanmeterKVM @iahuntress
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"The stunning levels of Twitter bot activity on topics related to global heating and the climate crisis is distorting the online discourse to include far more climate science denialism than it would otherwise." ಠ_ಠ theguardian.com/technology/2…
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@SpringerNature26 Feb 2020
Why we need to work to solve the cyber challenges facing the scholarly communications industry – read more from @SpringerNature's Steven Inchcoombe and Nick Fowler from @ElsevierConnect their joint article for @researchinfo. bit.ly/2Vpb3Hy
Research Information@researchinfo25 Feb 2020
Working together to protect from cyber attacks tinyurl.com/rf576zw by Nick Fowler of @elsevierconnect and Steven Inchcoombe of @springernature
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Evan Gora@GoraEvan13 Sep 2019
Two of my recent publications on dead wood cycling and vertical turnover in microbial communities/microclimate in tropical forests (@Jane_M_Lucas ) are now out in @EcosystemsJ [My photo made the cover too]
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@SpringerNature26 Aug 2019
The world is gradually becoming less green, scientists have found. Plant growth is declining all over the planet, and new research links the phenomenon to decreasing moisture in the air—a consequence of climate change. bit.ly/30zQ18K
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Ecosystems Journal@EcosystemsJ13 Jun 2019
This long cool wet spring also brought tons of manure and soil phosphorus runoff into the lake. A time bomb for toxic blooms when the lake warms later in summer. @hildug @WiscLimnology
Hilary Dugan@hildug12 Jun 2019
Lake Mendota has been incredibly clear this spring. Read more about it: blog.limnology.wisc.edu/what…
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