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April 2023 was the 4th-hottest April for Earth in NOAA's 174-year record. Not only have the 10 hottest Aprils occurred since 2010 but April 2023 was also the 49th consecutive April and 530th consecutive month with global temps above the 20th-century ave.
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ALT Two image figure stacked on top of each other. Spatial map of Earth on top has reds over much of earth indicating above-average temperatures in April 2023, and graph on bottom has blues indicating aprils with below-average temperatures compared to the 20th century, and reds indicating warmer than the average. All recent aprils have been above-average.
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The World Meteorological Congress recognized the contribution of long-term weather observations to monitoring climate change, given the need for reliable historical records of the past to understand the present and prepare for the future. #MeteoWorld
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In a landmark decision at #MeteoWorld, the World Meteorological Congress has approved a new greenhouse gas monitoring initiative to support urgent action to reduce heat-trapping gases which are fuelling temperature increase.
🔗 bit.ly/43mTk2X
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Attention all!!
IAH Lebanon is organizing a two-session webinar series on "The Use of Python in Groundwater Hydrology."
The webinars will be delivered on June 8th and 22nd, 2023 at 15:00 GMT.
For more details, refer to the poster.
@UN_Water @unescoWATER @iahgroundwater
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Graduating and realizing that you have to start looking for your first full-time job is a scary thought.
You may feel apprehensive about the job search and everything that comes with it.
Our friends at @WileyEdge walk you through how to prepare here: ow.ly/PCQQ50OvnWt
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The European Space Agency @esa proudly announces the release of the WorldCover2021 map based on Sentinel-2 & Sentinel-1 constellations with 11 classes, 10m resolution, 77% accuracy independently validated
Visit worldcover2021.esa.int/ @ESA_EO
#EuropeanSpaceAgency #WorldCover2021
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What an amazing legacy. May you Rest In Peace, Ignacio. engineering.princeton.edu/ne…
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Does #academic #research have practical relevance? In this commentary in @HydroProcesses, we identify key challenges and offer few suggestions on translating #hydrology research into practice. @usask_water
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/shar…
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In 2019 @jmcdevittm, @margaret_zimmer, and I started a conversation around a poster. We were curious to study the similarities/differences in runoff generation in catchments near the water/energy-limitation threshold. The results are now in @HydroProcesses doi.org/10.1002/hyp.14697
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Honored to have editors of @HydroProcesses Jim Buttle, Christian Birkel, Tanya Doody, Annalisa Molini visiting our urban in-situ site @LeibnizIGB . Thanks for your inspiring talks!
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Another great day with Editors @HydroProcesses Christian Birkel, Tanya Doody, Annalisa Molini, Jim Buttle, John Nieber, Cathy Eimers & Chris Soulsby @NRI_Abdn at long-term #Demnitzer MillCreek catchment @LeibnizIGB to see ecohydrology of alternative agriculture e.g #agroforestry
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New paper out: water #isotopes in #BalticSea estuaries published open access in @HydroProcesses.
@LeibnizIGB @uni_greifswald #hiddensee #unirostock #zingst #schlei onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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📢 Today is the start of our #Community #Flood #Resilience focus week! We’ll be posting lots of information on how #FloodGroups can help their #Communities become more #Resilient to #Flooding!
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Tillage affects the risk of compaction of a soil. Francisco Arriaga of @DepartmentSoil discusses how tillage management decisions can affect soil fertility management and soil compaction.
youtube.com/watch?v=wUVecma6… @SoilLorax
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Wonderful day at the Oder & it’s floodplain 2day with @CSIRO scientist @tanya_doody and @BoiseState JimMcNamara @LeibnizIGB with Chris Soulsby @NRI_Abdn -lots of new ideas re #floodplain monitoring
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Early career researchers and students attending #FIHM22? You might want to check this amazing opportunity out...
Our panel includes Salli Dymond (@dymondlab), Aditi Bhaskar (@AditiSBhaskar ), and Scott Tyler.
Wednesday, 22 June at 12:00 in Puerto Rico Convention Center Room 102.
See you there!
#hydrology #FIHM22 #networking #earlycareer #student #H3SatFIHM @Hydrology_AGU @theAGU
ALT Frontiers in Hydrology Meeting Town Hall: Professional Opportunities for Student and Early Career Researchers: When to Jump and When to Duck! Date and Time: Wednesday, 22 June from 12:00-13:00Location: Puerto Rico Convention Center, Room 102 Panelists include Aditi Bhaskar, Salli Dymond, and Scott Tyler Moderated by Danyka Byrnes. Come prepared with questions!
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Happy to share our new article on "Smart drainage management to limit summer drought damage", accepted for publication in @HydroProcesses as part of HPToday @altorabi1 @BjornKlove @MarttilaH @GhagKedars @wateragri #hydrologicalprocesses
doi.org/10.22541/au.16474341…
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Nanoplastics—have "various adverse effects on organisms—Human exposure to nanoplastics can result in cytotoxicity [and} inflammation—there is growing concern about what inhaling & ingesting microplastics is doing to our bodies” theguardian.com/environment/…
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Are you interested in how suspended #sediment load changed over the past 100 years in the #Caucasus rivers? Check our new paper in @HydroProcesses where we shed some light on this issue using #rstats
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The first paper from my work @GLFC_CFS came out today in @HydroProcesses! Our analysis of lake influence on streamflow at the Turkey Lakes research forest adds to process-based knowledge for future work on forest disturbances within lake-stream networks.
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