Widespread phytoplankton blooms triggered by 2019–2020 Australian wildfires

RT @jOceanSan: Overexcited to share our paper in @Nature, where we report the observations of widespread and unprecedented phytoplankton bl…

12 Jan 2022

One of my grad school classmates, Weiyi Tang, published a @Nature study a few months ago documenting how aerosols from 2019-2020 Australian wildfires fueled a large phytoplankton bloom in the Southern Ocean downwind: https://t.co/Gn7uiE0q7t

19 Dec 2021

@PhysGeorge You’re talking about the study from @jOceanSan and colleagues. It’s likely that most of that CO₂ uptake is not durable. https://t.co/b0UcfjbV3t

30 Nov 2021

RT @ThatsScienceTAS: On this week’s episode of #TWICS, we spoke to @jakob_weis from @IMASUTAS who co-authored a paper in @NaturePortfolio…

RT @ThatsScienceTAS: On this week’s episode of #TWICS, we spoke to @jakob_weis from @IMASUTAS who co-authored a paper in @NaturePortfolio…

@ClonalAntibody @CascadiaSeaweed @wef @WEFUpLink Hm. I still hypothesize that natural phytoplankton is a far better CO2 mitigator than seaweed farming…but low seasonal N in many ocean basins & coasts = problematic. The below study was in the Southern O

On this week’s episode of #TWICS, we spoke to @jakob_weis from @IMASUTAS who co-authored a paper in @NaturePortfolio on 'Widespread phytoplankton blooms triggered by 2019–2020 Australian wildfires' ... check it out here! https://t.co/BCJCTmMNSW

RT @jOceanSan: Overexcited to share our paper in @Nature, where we report the observations of widespread and unprecedented phytoplankton bl…

29 Oct 2021

RT @SOLAS_IPO: Interesting new publication on “Widespread phytoplankton blooms triggered by 2019–2020 Australian wildfires”- Now available…

28 Oct 2021

RT @SOLAS_IPO: Interesting new publication on “Widespread phytoplankton blooms triggered by 2019–2020 Australian wildfires”- Now available…

27 Oct 2021

Interesting new publication on “Widespread phytoplankton blooms triggered by 2019–2020 Australian wildfires”- Now available on Nature! Read and download the full article here: https://t.co/ShyMhbfZ3z https://t.co/8gJvvRcada

27 Oct 2021

RT @NaturePortfolio: A study in @Nature suggests that aerosol emissions from the 2019-20 Australian wildfires are likely to have fueled vas…

24 Oct 2021

RT @catemuverde: Eutrofización debido a los incendios forestales.

Eso es bueno o malo?

RT @catemuverde: Eutrofización debido a los incendios forestales.

Eutrofización debido a los incendios forestales.

RT @mycarlisle: Widespread phytoplankton blooms triggered by 2019–2020 Australian wildfires | Nature https://t.co/KyEhIcsRP3 dead trees, f…

10 Oct 2021

Widespread phytoplankton blooms triggered by 2019–2020 Australian wildfires | Nature https://t.co/KyEhIcsRP3 dead trees, fish, and no plants survived in the burn areas.

10 Oct 2021

Widespread phytoplankton blooms triggered by 2019–2020 Australian wildfires | Nature https://t.co/PPdH0HzE4v

09 Oct 2021

RT @jcamthrash: Widespread phytoplankton blooms triggered by 2019–2020 Australian wildfires https://t.co/ojVvBJ6r1D

08 Oct 2021

RT @oskayipek: Avusturalya 2019 2020 yangınlarından sonra fitoplankton patlamasıyla ciddi bir müsilaj sorunu yaşıyor. Yeni yayımlanan bu ar…

04 Oct 2021

Avusturalya 2019 2020 yangınlarından sonra fitoplankton patlamasıyla ciddi bir müsilaj sorunu yaşıyor. Yeni yayımlanan bu araştırma ikisi arasındaki ilişkiyi açıklıyor #yangın #müsilaj https://t.co/KzX3L6nPHi https://t.co/sELpufbGDd

03 Oct 2021

RT @jOceanSan: Overexcited to share our paper in @Nature, where we report the observations of widespread and unprecedented phytoplankton bl…

01 Oct 2021

2020: huge anomalous phytoplankton blooms in Southern Ocean. Not good. Turns out the blooms were caused by deposition... ...from the 2019-20 Australian wildfires! Fascinating science, interconnected world-and exemplifies why scientists are so alarmed. h

01 Oct 2021

RT @jOceanSan: Overexcited to share our paper in @Nature, where we report the observations of widespread and unprecedented phytoplankton bl…

29 Sep 2021

RT @edeeyto: WOW

28 Sep 2021

WOW

28 Sep 2021

Doing my first session of solo teaching with the carbon management MSc’s this morning. We’ll be looking at how regionality influences climate feedbacks using 2 fantastic recent papers as case studies: https://t.co/zQkZpejMzT & https://t.co/CIkvonRNOz.

28 Sep 2021

RT @oceanunite: As much as 95% of the carbon dioxide emitted from the 2019-2020 Australian wildfires appears to have been absorbed by a hug…

27 Sep 2021

@SalvaSanL @mitecogob No sé cuando he dicho lo contrario, pero gracias por instruirme. Te aclaro que soy científica con años de experiencia en cultivos marinos. Lo del efecto nulo en alta mar, qué gran mentira https://t.co/tvtFB5f7Hi

27 Sep 2021

RT @animalculum: Australian #wildfires triggered massive #AlgalBlooms in Southern Ocean https://t.co/bcudCOFMMl #algae Widespread #phytop…

26 Sep 2021

Widespread phytoplankton blooms triggered by 2019–2020 Australian wildfires https://t.co/hV1mNUF7uB

23 Sep 2021

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"Muestras de aerosoles procedentes de incendios australianos con alto contenido en hierro + trayectorias atmosféricas muestran lo probable de su trasporte a regiones de floración de fitoplacton aumentando fertilización en Océano Austral." ¡Sumidero de CO2!

RT @USCarbonProgram: ‘…use of satellite & autonomous biogeochemical Argo float data to evaluate 2019–2020 Australian wildfire aerosol depos…

RT @TDeryugina: Just when we thought we understood all the possible negative consequences of climate change...apparently, there's a connect…

RT @USCarbonProgram: ‘…use of satellite & autonomous biogeochemical Argo float data to evaluate 2019–2020 Australian wildfire aerosol depos…

‘…use of satellite & autonomous biogeochemical Argo float data to evaluate 2019–2020 Australian wildfire aerosol deposition effect on phytoplankton productivity▶️ anomalously widespread phytoplankton blooms from Dec 2019-March 2020 in Southern Ocean do

RT @TDeryugina: Just when we thought we understood all the possible negative consequences of climate change...apparently, there's a connect…

Just when we thought we understood all the possible negative consequences of climate change...apparently, there's a connection between phytoplankton booms and wildfires! https://t.co/UjRVQbvPXZ

@AndrewDessler ICYMI, in countries near the Southern Ocean like us in Australia there is an offset through phytoplankton blooms (probably not a big effect for California fires?) https://t.co/dV2aH7enA0