Adam Deitsch □

I know how to spell "generally," I promise.

I love that they gave you less than 43 days of time to use in your 45-day period. I'm also now curious about the amount of AOL trial CDs (they mailed SO MANY) that are deteriorating into microplastics in landfills (or otherwise), having been genrally tossed aside by most of the country.

There is so much smoke in the sky, I can barely make out where the sun is this morning.

I can imagine. Our cloud water site only really samples in the summer (and in 12hr bulk samples) because we don't have the money or people to do more.

Can I ask what your temporal resolution is?

Active sampler and filter collection for bulk analysis? Or are you using some real-time measurements?

goku from dragon ball z is standing in front of palm trees and a building . Alt: Goku takes off his weighted wristbands and drops them, fracturing the concrete below.

I didn't read the article in @theguardian.com, but I can tell you the only real reason to wear weighted workout clothes is to make a big deal about it when you take them off and drop them on the floor.

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I hope whatever Reconstruction we eventually pursue (if that’s even possible) can reestablish things like USAid, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and the entire American scientific enterprise.

a man is jumping in the air in a room with the words `` thanks for coming to my ted talk '' . ALT: a man is jumping in the air in a room with the words `` thanks for coming to my ted talk '' .

Happy Friday and Happy 1st of August - we are officially in back-to-school prep now. That means I need to start recruiting seminar speakers!! Please use the linked form below if you are interested in speaking to our students! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

We are about to gain eleventy bajillion jobs in the next few months.

Wow! < 1m?! And those bolts of lighting persisting for so long!!!

If you like wind, prepare for disappointment next Month. August is the least windy month of the year for most of the Contiguous U.S.

Scientists Say New Government Climate Report Twists Their Work A new Department of Energy report “fundamentally misrepresents” climate research and leaves out key context, multiple scientists cited in the report tell WIRED.

NEW: i spoke to nine (!) scientists across several disciplines whose work was cited in the new Department of Energy report that downplays the severity of climate change. all of them say their work was misrepresented, cherry picked, and/or lacked context —

You can’t overstate just how impressive this heat dome is. It covers 2/3 of contig. US, 80% of US population 90+ high temp (~260 mill people)
Peak intensity of heat dome record for SE US in late July. Peaked at 3.7 sigma which means this heat dome is extremely rare in our former climate of the 1900s

does anyone know of a coordinated response? this would take any single person months of work to go through and point out all of the errors, but I think we could have a pretty comprehensive response much sooner if we split up the work.

There's an entite chapter (9) on GHGs having what plants crave...

The country is figuratively melting, and these clowns are basically like, "It's cool, bro. You can't have greenhouse gas without a greenhouse, and there is no sky dome. Let's burn more stuff."

Why gather a bunch of cilmate change "skeptics" with PhDs to produce a climate report that says what you want?

a man wearing a black hat and a white jacket says we were on the verge of greatness we were this close Alt: "We were on the verge of greatness. We were this close." -- Director Krennic, Rogue One

Scrolling through the references in my prospectus and it occurred to me that I've almost got a full alphabet. I just need authors with last names starting with J, Q, and U.

"We went to those two doors where one dude tells the truth and one dude tells lies, and asked the lying one to write a news article for us."

Jeebus, the altnoaa account is insighting violence.

YouTube video by Adam Deitsch Fantastic Forg

My 5yo wanted to know how cartoons were made, so we made one ourselves with the help of the 15yo (who also made the thumbnail).

Two suggestions from Google TV listed side-by-side... Pizza: A Love Story Fart: A Documentary

Amazing double-feature.

Joke's on them—I don't have a 401k.

a little girl in a red shirt is standing next to a white poodle in a kitchen . Alt: A little girl angrily waves a hairbrush while making a grimacing face.

Read a sentence in a paper that was basically doing this gif to the conventions of aerosol science.

This is absolutely ridiculous. @nysmesonet.org is a vital resource for New Yokers, helping track and predict extreme weather events, among other things.

Why don't reporters carry a copy of the thing they are asking republicans about? A screenshot or a printout would do wonders in response to, "I haven't seen it."