badgley

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   by badgley 2y ago

   The Carnegie Institution of Washington used to use this model — each year publishing a 'year book.' From 1902 through the 1980s, Institution funded scientists contributed detail reports — including figures and even new results — t
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   by badgley 5y ago

   I think you're spot on in your observation. Reducing methane would help and definitely has its place, but CO₂ is a totally different beast. CO₂ is best thought of as a "stock pollutant" meaning that the more you have of it, t
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   by badgley 5y ago

   https://slco.org/parks/millcreek-canyon/ there's a great hike just outside Salt Lake City that solves this problem by allowing bikes on even numbered days and off-leash dogs on odd numbered days
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   by badgley 8y ago

   it's a bit of a double edged sword. warmer springs are definitely a good thing for plants in terms of growth. but in the united states, at least, there is evidence that the positive effect of warmer springs will be offset by drier, hot
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   Plan U: A proposal to achieve universal access to research via preprint mandates(planu.org)

   3 points by badgley 8y ago|0 comments