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How will climate change affect malaria? Groundbreaking new research by Dr Mark Smith highlights role of hydrology in a joint study with University of Lincoln, UK tinyurl.com/5n8nhmvt

A new paper in STOTEN reviews organic #carbon accumulation in British #saltmarshes. The study suggests the low accumulation rates highlight the need to protect the organic carbon already locked away in #saltmarsh soil. Read more 👉 loom.ly/-NRTJ-8

Great use of new datasets and integrated approaches to explore Holocene transgression in southern North Sea. This from Eaton et al.

Proud to have been involved in this important piece of work, led by @Coastal_Carbon, as part of Natural Environment Research Council C-SIDE project. Salt marshes do store carbon, but their climate service role may have been overestimated. @ESSILeeds @IAGLeeds Priestley Centre for Climate Futures theconversation.com/saltmarshes-do…

The moment we stopped watching Bridgerton Let us explain ... Things were going great and we were really getting into Season 3. That is until we watched this scene unfold before our eyes ....

Some Journal of Quaternary Science news 🚨 The QRA is delighted to announce that, following an open call for applicants earlier this year, Mary Edwards (Southampton) and Achim Brauer (Potsdam) will jointly take over the editorship of JQS from January 2025.

Amazing piece of work being conducted by Geosolutions Leeds @geo_futures colleagues. Check out the Look North piece.

Our latest paper was chosen as an Editor's Highlight in AGU's Eos! We use coastal geology to show that ruptures of the Patton Bay splay fault occurred together with 4 of 8 past Alaskan megathrust earthquakes during the last 4,200 years AGU (American Geophysical Union) #AGUpubs eos.org/editor-highlig…

The protection of saltmarshes is vital for climate change mitigation, researchers including Natasha Barlow warn in a new study. Find out more: environment.leeds.ac.uk/news/article/5…

Are you a paleoscience ECR in the Latin American/ Caribbean region, looking to gain some research experience not too, too far from home? How about a PAGES LAC mobility fellowship? The deadline to apply is 15 August! 👉pastglobalchanges.org/support/pages-…

Keep an eye out for a 2 year postdoctoral position at Geography at Durham to collect and work on some of these exciting new records from the Kodiak and Semidi segments of the Alaska-Aleutian subduction zone

Saltmarshes cover more than 450km² of the UK coastline, capturing and storing 5.2 million tonnes of carbon! 💨🌊 Natasha Barlow is part of a team of researchers that found these vital carbon stores are at risk and in need of protection 👇 climate.leeds.ac.uk/news/protectio…

The deadline for the PAGES mobility fellowships is getting closer: 15 August! Please share this call with all African and Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) ECRs working in paleoscience! Info: pastglobalchanges.org/news/137553

If you have any Spain based contacts, please share far and wide.

⭐️Interested in hosting the PAGES OSM and YSM in *2029*⭐️? It may seem like a long way away, but hosting the largest event in the PAGES calendar requires meticulous planning! Submit your Expression of Interest by 18 September 2024💪. More info: pastglobalchanges.org/news/137847

Please consider submitting to our AGU session: T011 - Linking Tectonic Processes to Relative Sea Level Changes in Subduction Zones: Observations and Models Across Various Timescales agu.confex.com/agu/agu24/prel… Abstracts are due in two weeks!

🚨 job alert! 🚨 Fossil corals, past sea levels, big paleowaves, fieldwork or modelling. If you are into any of these fields, come work with us Unive Ca' Foscari in Venice, within my European Research Council (ERC) project WARMCOASTS Deadline August 26th dm me for info unive.it/data/28825/?ch…