…and due to climate-related conflicts @climatesociety https://t.co/h5opJ5sTO3 https://t.co/9GHT8xleem… https://t.co/kYyK30Z1E7
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Think of all the applications in the humanitarian domain @SOS_Advocates @climatesociety https://t.co/vnegBWkQ3H… https://t.co/TRKzT3eJ1X
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Many scientific approaches for #humanitarianaid are developed, but never adapted for operational use. Time to change that.
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Great New York Times article comparing yields and pesticide use with and without GMOs. Europe’s choice to say no to GMOs was an important and smart move.
Our recent paper about the development of a multi-sensor near real-time soil moisture dataset was just published on an EGU blog about recent developments in the intersection of climate and hydrology.
We can predict 50% of disasters, but prepare only for 1%. This needs to change. 