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📈 #Wetlands are Earth’s largest natural source of methane, but how they respond to warming has remained unclear – until now. Berkeley Lab scientists found that wetland emissions in higher latitudes have increased 9% since 2002. Learn more: bit.ly/3OJssp4 NatureClimate

Excited to share our new paper which is featured as the cover of NatureClimate. nature.com/articles/s4155… We found a significant increasing trend of Boreal-Arctic wetland CH4 emissions during the past two decades, which is driven by warming and vegetation activity.

Do you know an outstanding mid-career colleague in Hydrology? Consider nominating them for the American Meteorological Society Robert E. Horton Lecture award! Nominations are due by May 1. More information: ametsoc.org/index.cfm/ams/… Submit a nomination: apply.ametsoc.org/prog/the_rober… #Hydrology

We will host the 2nd ECOSSS seminar tomorrow! Don't miss this opportunity to gain insights into the complexities of wildfire behavior and explore avenues for building a multicultural and empathic science community via arts. Earth and Environmental Sciences at Berkeley Lab

Do you know an outstanding mid-career colleague in Hydrology? Consider nominating them for the American Meteorological Society Robert E. Horton Lecture award! Nominations are due by May 1: 2 weeks away! More information: ametsoc.org/index.cfm/ams/… Submit a nomination: apply.ametsoc.org/prog/the_rober… #Hydrology

One week left to submit your topic proposal for the 105th American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting in New Orleans January 12-16, 2025! Submit your session proposal for the 39th Conference on Hydrology here: ams.confex.com/ams/105ANNUAL/…

🌎 💙 💚 Happy #EarthDay! To our scientists who study Earth's resources, from plants to water, forests, rocks, and more, thank you for unraveling the mysteries of our beautiful planet and how we can more sustainably live on it. Berkeley Lab U.S. Department of Energy

🌍 🧪🔬 🌱 Join us as we celebrate the science that will be housed at Berkeley Lab's newest facility, BioEPIC, at the annual research slam next Tuesday 4/30 at 10 am PT: bioepic.lbl.gov/2024-slam/

🚨 ONE WEEK AWAY! 🚨 Do you know an outstanding mid-career colleague in Hydrology? Consider nominating them for the American Meteorological Society Robert E. Horton Lecture award! Nominations are due by May 1. More info: ametsoc.org/index.cfm/ams/… Submit a nomination: apply.ametsoc.org/prog/the_rober… #Hydrology

Deadline extended! You now have until May 2 to submit a session topic proposal for the 39th Conference on Hydrology at the 105th American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting in New Orleans January 12-16, 2025! Submit your session proposal here: ams.confex.com/ams/105ANNUAL/…

The 39th Conference on Hydrology will take place January 12-16, 2025, in New Orleans, Louisiana. Abstracts can now be submitted for a diverse range of topics, and we will also co-host sessions with other symposiums and conferences. For details, see: tinyurl.com/5n88rwms

The deadline has been extended to August 29! Still have time to submit your abstract to our Hydrology Conference before this Thursday! tinyurl.com/5n88rwms

As you start to make your schedule for #AMS2025, make sure you include the Robert E. Horton Lecture featuring Dr. Jessica Lundquist!

Are you ready for #AMS2025?? We've got an exciting lineup of Hydrology-related sessions coming up next week, mark your calendars!

We are getting excited about the great line-up for the Hydrology Town Hall next week at #AMS2025! 💧 Come see us Tuesday at 12:15 (Room 341) where we will be talking with researchers and NOLA experts about urban infrastructure and resilience under increasing hydro extremes ⛈.

As we kick off the #AMS2025 Horton Lecture, remember to nominate your colleagues for this and other hydrology awards later this year!