A new investigation from The Conversation and @retractionwatch.com sheds light on a troubling phenomenon: Fake research papers are contaminating scientific literature at an alarming rate, with hundreds of thousands of bogus studies circulating.
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The winds have been horrendous
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After a four-year investigation, a breakthrough study reveals the cause of sea star wasting disease (SSWD). A strain of the bacterium Vibrio pectenicida is the culprit behind the marine epidemic that has killed billions of sea stars since 2013. Read the study: 🔗https://tinyurl.com/4rcb3xpf
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Excited to see this out after years of work from many folks in the field and lab. @ben-glass.bsky.social did such a lovely job of doing this work justice! 2023 heatwave was no joke in Bocas.....
Global Change Biology | onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
A new paper published today in @bio-protocol.bsky.social presents a protocol for isolating High Molecular Weight DNA from fungi.
Lead author @greymj.bsky.social collaborated with researchers at @rothamsted.bsky.social to modify protocols from two commercial extraction kits.
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#ClimateChange and #CycloneAlfred. It’s not quite as simple as “hotter climate = more cyclones” but that doesn’t mean #globalheating didn’t affect weather systems like TC Alfred. So, what does the science say, and what will this mean for cyclones in the future? @matildaboseley.bsky.social explains
‘The next 24 hours will be critical’: flooding to second-storey level possible as torrential rain soaks Queensland
This work explored the effects of an unprecedented marine heatwave on the reef-building coral Siderastrea siderea across four sites (Cristobal Island, Hospital Point, Punta Donato, and STRI Point) on...
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Townsville warned of ‘very serious and dangerous event’, with flooding likely to continue into middle of next week for state’s north
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Cyclonic rainfall totals have lashed the regions of…
NOAA Fisheries published a 'final rule' on December 17, 2024 to change the status of the magnificent Caribbean pillar coral (Dendrogyra cylindrus) - from "threatened" to "endangered".
The rule was halted by President Trump's January 20th memorandum, entitled “Regulatory Freeze Pending Review.”
Sarah W. Davies Ph.D.
Earlham Institute
Hakai Institute
Guardian Australia
Guardian Australia
Townsville floods ‘black zone’ urged to evacuate as parts of north Queensland hit with 600mm of rain in 24 hours
Rain apocalypse 2025
Expectation: making a dent in my TBR pile.
Reality: doom scrolling.
