#climatic

Fútbol Daltonico :verified:futboldaltonico@mastodon.uno
2026-02-14

www.pnas.org/doi/abs/10.1... 1/ "we project a 36 to 50% contraction in suitable grazing areas by 2100 due to future #climate change. We show the loss of safe #climatic space for grazing overlaps significantly with regions already suffering from severe #poverty, #hunger, and #political #fragility.

Climate change drives a declin...

TinJarTinJar
2026-02-13

pnas.org/doi/abs/10.1073/pnas.

"we project a 36 to 50% contraction in suitable grazing areas by 2100 due to future change. We show the loss of safe space for grazing overlaps significantly with regions already suffering from severe , , and . We estimate this could displace the of over 100 million

2026-02-12

New publication: Multispecies #grasslands produce more #yield from lower #nitrogen inputs across a #climatic gradient.
doi.org/10.1126/science.ady0764

Figure 1 O'Malley (2026): Yields varied substantially across the LegacyNet sites.
(A) The locations of the 26 LegacyNet sites, indicated by inverted yellow triangles (see data S1 for the site location details and ID codes). (B) The yield per growing season (t ha−1) based on plot-level measurements for each site are shown in boxplots that are grouped by mixtures (blue; 29 plots per site) and monocultures (gray; 18 plots per site), at the moderate nitrogen fertilizer level. The average yield of the six-species equiproportional mixture plots (three plots per site) is shown as a magenta triangle. The average yield of the monoculture plots from each functional group is highlighted with a circle (green for grass, orange for legume, and light blue for herb; six monoculture plots per functional group per site). The average yield of the high N grass monoculture (five plots per site) is shown by a red horizontal line. Sites are arranged on the x axis in order of decreasing median yield. The center line represents the median, box limits are upper and lower quartiles, and whiskers extend to the minimum and maximum of nonoutlier values.
2026-02-06

#India - Farmers devastated after 80% of key crops are wiped out — here's what happened

Story by Tina Deines, February 4, 2026

"#TomatoFarmers in one region in India are struggling after their crops were hit hard by #pests and #climatic factors.

What's happening?

"The Pioneer reported on the challenging growing season for farmers around the town of #Gaulapar in northern India, an area that is known for tomato production. According to growers there, about 80% of their cultivated tomatoes have been damaged by pests.

"The publication also lists '#ClimaticFactors' as a challenge for tomato farmers. For one, young tomato plants suffered damage in the initial phase of cultivation due to #HighTemperatures during the planting season.

Why is this crop damage concerning?

"According to the publication, the drop in tomato yields has led to surging prices at the market, affecting consumers. While some farmers are benefitting from higher prices, most are suffering due to the crop damage they've endured.

"This is yet the latest example of the struggles facing food producers worldwide and the cascading impacts they have on consumers.

"One recent study tied recent dramatic price increases in staple foods to rising global temperatures, which are leading to prolonged droughts, more severe heat waves, unpredictable precipitation patterns, and other severe weather. For instance, #Malaysians are facing soaring prices at the supermarket after a heavy #monsoon season wiped out a number of local #crops."

Read more:
msn.com/en-us/money/markets/fa

#FoodInsecurity #HungerGames #Malaysia #ClimateChange

2026-01-17

#NewZealand (#Aotearoa) - #NativePlants - an introduction to #SeedCollection, #propagation and on-farm nurseries

Excerpt: "Collecting seeds

A common method of sourcing seeds is called #EcoSourcing. Eco-sourcing seeds refers to collecting seeds from native plants that are already established in your area. This allows you to grow plants that have adapted to, and are suited to, your local #climatic conditions, and therefore your plants are more likely to survive.

Some considerations for eco-sourcing, as identified by the Department of Conservation, include:

- planting species that you know to be native to the local area
- collecting seed from as close to your restoration area as possible
- collecting seed from a similar ecosystem/environment to that to which you are restoring
- trying to collect your seeds from plants that are natively occurring rather than those that have been planted

While eco-sourcing is a great habit to get into, there is also nothing wrong with introducing new species into your restoration areas. Some considerations for this would include:

- is this species likely to be able to survive in this environment?
- is this species and its characteristics suitable? Is this the right plant for this particular planting site?

When it comes to collecting seeds from plants, late-Summer to Autumn is most commonly the time when seeds are ready for collection due to drying off/berries ripening etc. However, the timing of seeds being ready to collect is species dependent.

The Department of Conservation has created calendars and guides for seed collection for some common native #tree species, as well as #grasses, #sedges and #flaxes, which can be accessed by the links below."

Learn more:
thewholestory.co.nz/library/na

#SolarPunkSunday #NativePlantsNewZealand #Gardening #GardeningInNewZealand #SouthernHemisphereGardening

Benjamin Carr, Ph.D. 👨🏻‍💻🧬BenjaminHCCarr@hachyderm.io
2025-10-29

#Scientists have a dire new warning about the state of the planet
They add recent #climatic developments “emphasize the extreme insufficiency of global efforts to reduce #greenhousegas #emissions and mark the beginning of a grim new chapter for life on #Earth.”
In #2023, for instance, ability of the land to absorb our #carbon emissions dropped significantly. The report confirms that last year was the hottest on record, and was likely the hottest in at least 125,000 years.
grist.org/climate/scientists-h

2025-09-04

👏👏 Congratulations to our colleague Marjolein D. Bosch on receiving an Starting Grant for her COPE project. She will explore how Ice Age hunters and gatherers responded to cold temperatures, resource scarcity 💦 🦌 🌱 , and environmental changes 30,000 years ago.
Using sediment biomarkers, isotope analysis, and paleogenetics, she is studying a site in Lower Austria to gain a new understanding of human resilience in extreme conditions.
More info: oeaw.ac.at/en/oeai/media/news-

J of Systematics and EvolutionJSE@mstdn.science
2025-08-13

Fascinating new work by Wang et al. shows how #climatic barriers and local #environmental selection collaborate to facilitate adaptation to heterogeneous landscapes in East #Asia from a #phylogeographic perspective.
doi.org/10.1111/jse.13197 @WileyEcolEvol #systematics #JSE #ClimateChange

J of Systematics and EvolutionJSE@mstdn.science
2025-04-30

Yan et al. explore the #climatic niche breadth of Betula spp.--likely to be a key attribute in their ability to avoid decline or #extinction under #ClimateChange.
Find out more in this remarkable new #JSE paper!
doi.org/10.1111/jse.13176
@WileyEcolEvol
#ecology #evolution #PlantSci #botany #OpenAccess

Four world maps to support the reported impacts of climatic niche breadth, phylogeny, traits and ploidy on geographical ranges of Betula species.
Journal of Plant Ecologyjpecol
2025-04-07

factors have on , Ning Liu et al. investigated the response of to the and effects of climatic factors, under both time-lag and time-accumulation effects scenario.
doi.org/10.1093/jpe/rtac063

Spatial pattern of determination coefficient (R2) for multiple linear regression models of end of growing season (EOS) vs. temperature and precipitation with P < 0.05 significance level.
Journal of Plant Ecologyjpecol
2025-03-22

-leavedForest ( ) is climax vegetation in East China, and Jiangxi Province is located at the center of EBLF. In this study, Yizhen Liu et al. provided a high-level for EBLF in and exploring the roles of and factors in driving their distributions.
doi.org/10.1093/jpe/rtac059

Physiognomy (left column) and forest structure (right column) of the four EBLF types in Jiangxi Province.
Dr. Or M. Bialikombialik@mastodon.world
2024-12-27

#WeekendReading: Yasuhara et al., on #food supply regulation of deep-sea ecological regulation as a signal carrier of #climatic forcing of the Southern #Ocean over the last half million years.
cell.com/current-biology/fullt

Southern Ocean faunal variability in comparison with key paleoclimatological and paleoceanographical proxy records
(A) Dust (ppm) record from the Vostok ice core, East Antarctica. Data from Petit et al. (B) Siliciclastic (%) record from ODP Site 1170 (2,704-m water depth), South Tasman Rise. Data from Nürnberg and Groeneveld. (C) Legitimocythere (%, blue polygon) and nMDS1 from this study. (D) Paleo-temperature record based on Mg/Ca in benthic foraminifera from ODP Site 1123 (3,290-m water depth), Chatham Rise. Data from Elderfield et al. (E) Poseidonamicus (%, blue polygon) and nMDS2 from this study. (F) The LR04 global oxygen isotopic stack.
Gray shadings annotate peak correspondence between proxies. Icons to visualize iron fertilization and temperature impacts on the Southern Ocean deep-sea ecosystem.
2024-12-08

Thousands of #sinkhole's opening in #Turkey recently, getting closer to settlements. Size ranging from 4 up to 100 meters, depth usually 5 to 40 meters, and they are opening in a few seconds.
Said to be caused by the extremely lowering level of #groundwater due to #climatic catastrophe and irrigation.

A wheat field and a road with a 25 meter almost perfect circle diameter and 8 meters deep hole in the middle, people like small dots looking from a distance.
Chuck Darwincdarwin@c.im
2024-10-02

The #National #Climatic #Data #Center is based in Asheville, North Carolina.

As I write this, the center's website remains offline.
That's because Asheville, a city in North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains, is the epicenter of catastrophic flooding from #Hurricane #Helene that has played out over the last week.
🔥The climate data facility is inoperable because water and electricity services in the region have entirely broken down due to flooding.

arstechnica.com/science/2024/0

CelloMom On CarsCelloMomOnCars
2024-08-20

"By 2090, Sydneysiders could swelter through another week’s worth of days above 35 degrees, and sea levels could rise 35 centimetres – and that’s if the Paris Agreement succeeds.

While the modelling shows that some changes are baked in, it highlights the stark difference between countries achieving decarbonisation versus a business-as-usual approach."

smh.com.au/environment/climate

Spaceflight 🚀spaceflight@spacey.space
2024-07-21

The #vegetation’s 🌿 speed of adaptation to temperature 🌡️ changes through eco-evolutionary processes can strongly influence global rates of organic carbon burial and silicate weathering. The calculated carbon sinks do not match the reconstructed rates of carbon release by degassing and oxidative weathering. Imbalances of this magnitude are implausible as they would have resulted in a runaway #greenhouse effect and extreme #climatic conditions on #Earth science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv

#ClimateChange

2024-04-12

The prevailing #climatic conditions found in a particular region are the primary determinant of the suitability of that area to support #plant #pests and #diseases. Review in the journal EPPO Bulletin of the uncertainties of #climate change and how they affect pest risk assessments by Catherine Bradshaw and others - doi.org/10.1111/epp.12985

Cover image of EPPO Bulletin Volume 54, Issue S1 (March 2024) - Special Issue on Climate Change and Pest Risk Analysis. World map showing different climate zones

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