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❄Method Collection❄ Field and Laboratory Methods to Investigate Glacial and Periglacial Habitats Guest editors: Arianna Crosta and Birgit Sattler 🎯Studying glaciers and periglacial ecosystems is key to understanding the loss of biodiversity and ecosystem integrity due to climate change. However, investigating cold and often inaccessible environments presents challenges. From field safety to sample collection and preservation, fieldwork requires meticulous planning. Similarly, laboratory experiments and analysis require carefully controlled conditions, such as low temperatures or simulated day-night cycles for incubating organisms. This collection shares sampling methods to promote knowledge exchange, facilitate comparative studies, and encourage collaboration across disciplines. For more click the 🔗Link 👉 https://lnkd.in/dTWYCHsf 

I share with you the green composite. It's must be more investigate for greener results

The twin transition is a super relevant societal and policy issue, about which research is emerging, but with limited contributions about its geography so far. This special issue of Regional Studies, co-edited by myself, Alessandra Faggian and Alberto Marzucchi , helps to fill this gap. Here it is our Editorial, hoping it could stimulate your curiosity about the eight papers contained in it.

Thank you Research Gate for sharing my writing and thoughts with a global audience. Sharing ideas in free speech media is soo important! Here's to feeding more deep conversations about what really matters to us and finding ways to navigate these times. I've been writing a lot this year about consciousness shifts, resilience for change, healing trauma and nourishing a positive mindset. The constant change and media saturation can be both overwhelming and disorienting. The up side is that there is so much BIG thinking, change-making, light shining & grassroots growing community efforts to notice, be part of and talk up. That's what I'm dedicating my writing, storytelling & photography practice to this year as well as doing lots of wild walking that feeds my soul & keeps me grounded. I'm grateful that this social media intensive landscape that we are surrounded by, can be used as a force for good. Every now and again I get a post that reminds me that everything we write, say and do, can make a difference. I wrote a book review for the Australian Association of Environmental Education Journal, which is being read now as the relevence of keeping hope/positive mindsets in the reality of troubled/crisis times, resonates more strongly with every day of news. Check it out! https://lnkd.in/gTqJVqpV Congratulations, Anna! Your article reached 50 reads Achieved on April 23, 2024 Article: Educating for Hope in Troubled Times: Climate Change and the Transition to a Post-Carbon Future David Hicks London, IOE Press, 2014

How can science communication about basic science be more sustainable and effective? Our Science Public Engagement Partnership (#SciPEP) with The Kavli Foundation set out to answer this question. Our new report, "Insights and Practical Considerations for Communicating Basic Science," summarizes 5 years of exploration of this topic. It's meant to be a springboard to catalyze connections and conversations. Read it now! https://lnkd.in/gqcec9gY

Oh my! Possibly the most interesting looking conference I've spoken at, challenging, reimaging and co-designing new approaches to infrastructure. Co-moderating the veritable Tim Ingold and then keynoting right after with my talk: Imagining Otherwise: Complexity, Entanglement, Epistemology. Thank you to the amazing Delfina Fantini van Ditmar! I'm so excited about this one I could pop :) Check link for abstracts and how to attend. A must if you are interested in globalised economies, multiple life-worlds, and infrastructures 💝 https://lnkd.in/esded6zH

Here are some accepted abstracts for the 6th International Conference on Mountains in the Changing World (MoChWo-2024). Scan the QR code for more details on the presentations and speakers. #MoChWo2024 #Abstracts #Research #Conference #ClimateChange #InternationalConference

Way to go, Volodymyr! Your article reached 10 citations Achieved on June 23, 2024 Article: CRITERIA FOR GOVERNANCE' INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTIVENESS AND QUALITY IN THE CONTEXT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TASKS

Most research on the #EarthCrisis has centered on the Global North and #ClimateChange. Anaïs Voşki Bayer, a PhD candidate at Stanford University, addresses this gap by exploring the emotional impact of anthropogenic environmental changes in the Global South, focusing on the 8 non-climate change #PlanetaryBoundaries. 🔍🌏 The findings suggest that emotions such as ecological grief, anxiety, depression, and anger often emerge in contexts of environmental injustice. Voşki emphasizes that these eco-emotions vary in intensity across different issues and regions, requiring tailored psychological adaptation responses. ✨ Discover more in her oral research presentation from #PHAM2024: https://lnkd.in/efdvs4GZ

I would like to share with you my latest scientific article. Article Title: Enhancing Indoor Environmental Quality in the Post-Pandemic Era: Challenges, Strategies, and Solutions