Steven Quick

Wow. What journal? We're planning to submit a couple next fall.

Is this regarding LANDIS or another modeling tool?

@mountsthelens1980.bsky.social hey cool page! If you happen across any data for plot-specific tephra thickness, I'm on the hunt! 🙏🏽😂

They're calling it scheduled maintenance.

I'm not sure what data is available. With that being said, I'd be interested to know if forest land use changes there are significant enough to alter precipitation patterns. Another, maybe simpler idea would be trying to identify illegal deforestation/conversion activities from satellite imagery.

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Claim of ‘dark oxygen’ on sea floor faces doubts Find would mean Earth has a completely new source of oxygen, but critics say evidence is weak

What a time to be alive! This could be the most profound environmental discovery of my lifetime?

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This logic doesn't track for me. Their control group still received regular water availability, so this might say less about drought-adaptation and more about irrigation augmentation.

In that case, it's better to have watered a tree and stopped then to have never watered it at all?