Mark Rains
@HydUSF
Professor of Ecohydrology with interests at the intersection of water and the natural and human environments
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This is a long-term collaboration, including the scientists at Hydrosci, supported by funding from @EPA @NOAA @AKDFG
Drumroll, please! 🥁 The moment you've all been waiting for has arrived: the premiere of #TheHeartbeat! Swim over to @GlobalSI to watch the video and learn more about the #SalmonAndPeopleProject: global.si.edu/projects/salmo…
I'm transferring all of my posting to Facebook. Come "Like" me at Hydrosci: facebook.com/Hydrosci.
New water-treatment approach seeks to revolutionize water treatment in poor, rural areas. gizmodo.com/new-silver-por…
Apalachicola Water Wars: A Battle Between Georgia, Florida And Alabama Is Killing The Last Great Bay: ibtimes.com/apalachicola-w…
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How A Tri-State Water War Is Killing The Last Great Bay
The renowned oysters of Apalachicola Bay are dying fast and taking the community that depends on them down with it.
Is Fukushima Out of Control? - terra central - AGU Blogosphere: blogs.agu.org/terracentral/2…
California’s unusual plan to cut greenhouse gases grist.org/climate-energy… via @grist
Drinking Arsenic Laced Water Is Like Smoking For Decades Study Finds pulse.me/s/pvuJW
Thanks To Budget Cuts The Forest Service Is Out Of Money To Fight Wildfires pulse.me/s/pssqs
How to write about climate: Pull up a barstool grist.org/climate-energy… via @grist
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How to write about climate: Pull up a barstool
Traditional media has not served climate change very well. Here's a pitch for a more personal, informal, and occasionally profane approach.
By 2050, flooding could cost the world’s coastal cities over $60 billion a year grist.org/news/by-2050-f… via @grist
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By 2050, flooding could cost the world's coastal cities over $60 billion a year
That’s only if cities make significant investments to mitigate risk. If we do nothing, flooding costs could soar to $1 trillion.
New Fukushima Radioactive Leak Worst Since Original Accident - s.shr.lc/14lYz2d via @Shareaholic
Where Did the Water Go? Busting 5 Myths About Water Levels on the Great Lakes on.natgeo.com/159BkZ9 via @NatGeoNewsWatch
Oil from BP spill was pushed onto shelf off Tampa Bay by underwater currents, study finds tampabay.com/news/environme… via @TB_Times
Climate scientists are 95 percent sure that humans are causing global warming grist.org/news/climate-s… via @grist
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Climate scientists are 95 percent sure that humans are causing global warming
Leaked drafts of the forthcoming fifth IPCC climate report reveal that scientists are more sure than ever before that we're screwing up the climate.
New IPCC Report: Climatologists More Certain Global Warming Is Caused By Humans, Impacts Are Speeding Up pulse.me/s/phvLe
Las Vegas water chief seeks disaster aid for Colorado River drought shar.es/zn6Kv via @sharethis
The truth stings: Still no answers for collapsing bee colonies pulse.me/s/pfQ79
Extreme weather and climate change may be in a “vicious cycle” pulse.me/s/pcd1l
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