Global‐Scale Shifts in Rooting Depths Due To Anthropocene Land Cover Changes Pose Unexamined Consequences for Critical Zone Functioning <em>Earth's Future</em> is a transdisciplinary, open access AGU journal examining the state of the planet, sustainable and resilient societies, and the science of the Anthropocene.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @hydrolejo.bsky.social and colleagues on quantifying global changes to rooting depth due to human-induced climate change: thousands of square kilometers of rooted volume lost; a spatial geography of root deepening; and changes in agricultural land and woody plants.

A Guide to Finding Your Footing as an Early-Career Field Hydrologist Fieldwork is often an important component of data collection and student training within the hydrologic sciences. Field sites are typically located outside of the traditional classroom environment whi...

With the arrival of the traditional hydrologic fieldwork season @amandaecohydro.bsky.social, @cheristyjones.bsky.social, and @thatsmedelp.bsky.social wrote an insightful guide and compiled resources to equip early-career field hydrologists

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#EarlyCareer #Hydrology

Geographer/Environmental Engineer/Physical Scientist/Hydrologist <p>This position is in the Office of Research and Development, Center for Environmental Measurement and Modeling, Watershed and Ecosystem Characterization Division, Ecosystem Condition Branch.</p> <p>...

An amazing permanent EPA career opportunity as a research watershed hydrology and biogeochemical modeler working in Cincinnati, OH! Apply by 1/17/24: usajobs.gov/job/769387500

12 days left to apply to join H3S!!
We're looking for motivated students and ECs to support the hydrologic community!
Students and Early Career Folks are encouraged to apply!
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Can't wait to have you be part of our team!

We're recruiting a new full-time technician to join the lab ahead of summer 2024! The position involves both field and lab work focused on uncovering controls on benthic cyanotoxin production in rivers. Please share with potential candidates! More info: blaszczaklab.weebly.com/current-open...

Northern lights lit up the flight home from #AGU23 last week. Amazing display for about an hour of the flight over northern Canada

A picture of the RRS James Cook docked outside NOCS

We are recruiting to 3 positions (at Lecturer/Associate Prof level):
Applied Geology or Environmental Geoscience
jobs.soton.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx...
Coastal Marine Science
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Marine Conservation and Management
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Email me for more info!

Ecohydrologists of #AGU23 unite! Come find me or another technical committee member to get your badge ribbon

Just starting to figure out your #AGU23 schedule? Same! Make sure to add our ecohydrology events to your list! We still have some spots left for lunches, have our happy hour on Wed evening, and have plenty of cool new ecohydrology work to learn about in our sessions Tues & Weds! See you there!

Photo of then geoscience PhD student drags an ice-penetrating radar across Brady Glacier in Glacier Bay National Park in Alaska

Photo of then geoscience PhD student making notes on a Frobisher Glacier in Tatshenshini-Alsek Provincial Park in British Columbia

Photo of a man standing on a large rock avalanche deposit with Jarvis Glacier in the background, Tatshenshini Alsek Provincial Park, British Columbia

Glaciologist Dr Gwenn Flowers climbs down a steep moraine about Tweedsmuir Glacier in Tatshenshini Alsek Provincial Park, British Columbia

Happy International Mountain Day 2023! Enjoy some photos of my fieldwork in the mountains of northwest North America over the years. 🧪⚒️

For those going to #AGU23, instead of standing in long lines at the BART kiosk at SFO, you can just get a Clipper card via Apple Pay or Google Pay bart.gov/tickets

If you are new to AGU fall meeting and it is feeling a bit daunting, the AGU Hydrology Section JEDI committee is hosting a learning/networking session on navigating the meeting. All disciplines are welcome. Also, there will be free food!!

Looking for a postdoc in coupled biogeochemistry? Come find me at AGU!

In today's Science: Estimates that incoming sediment loads may generally be sufficient to keep up with sea-level rise on US coasts in the western Gulf of Mexico and Pacific coasts but insufficient in other regions where most watersheds are smaller. (open access) 🧪

www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

so interesting. yeah, there just have got to be ways to leverage the combinations of these paleo studies with remote sensing of the modern era - out with "trading space for time", in with "deep time + all space = better understanding of the planet"

Globally coherent water cycle response to temperature change during the past two millennia - Nature ... Global temperature fluctuations during the last 2,000 years caused consistent changes in ocean evaporation and atmospheric moisture condensation processes, reflected in coherent water isotope signals ...

Recently in Nature Geoscience, a culmination of NINEish years of work by 40+ people, led by the indefatigable @otherrock.bsky.social

Iso2k is the source of & inspiration for some of my best science & also the source of some of my favourite science people so it is WILDLY exciting to see this out

Ooh I’d not seen that paper yet. Looks interesting. Would be fun to work more combining remote sensing hydrology models and isotopes to better understand this sensitivity…

Anyone else read Anne Lamott while writing grant proposals? Found this bit so helpful today while writing. Hopefully she won’t mind me posting a pic of this page…

Yep! Would be fun to meet up and brainstorm

Study finds climate-driven sznl sediment-transport shifts in 4 cryo-fed river types. Spring sediment fluxes shifting from snow —> pluvial sedmt regimes reflecting less snowmelt & more erosive rainfall, & summer fluxes increasing because of greater pluvial pulses. 🧪

www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

More optimistic news re: applications of AI to forecasting weather, including atmospheric rivers, on time scales out to a week-plus, in Science this morning....improvements in forecasts of IVT of from 25% near term to 10% a week out, with the "GraphCast" model. 🧪

www.science.org/doi/epdf/10....

Love the idea! you thinking you’d model infiltration, ET, etc throughout the lake watershed?

Awesome work! Congrats to you all. Totally agree on streamflow - it really does integrate :)

Satellite-based estimates of declining groundwater storage in the transboundary Cambodia-Mekong Rive... The Cambodia-Mekong River Delta Aquifer, a vital transboundary aquifer in the Lower Mekong Region of Southeast Asia, faces escalating challenges due to excessive groundwater extraction for agriculture...

Our study on the Cambodia-Mekong River Delta Aquifer provides insights into pressing #groundwater issues in #SoutheastAsia, emphasizing the importance of collaborative #transboundary groundwater management strategies.

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Image with text advertising the position in more detail. The header reads: "Now Hiring: Analytical Laboratory Manager Department of Biological Sciences, Virginia Tech, USA" The text that follows is pulled from the full job description at careers.pageuppeople.com/968/cw/en-us/job/527791/analytical-laboratory-manager (Job# 527791) At the bottom of the image is the Virginia Tech logo, the VT Stream Team logo, & more information about Stream Team: "Virginia Tech’s Stream Team Analytical Chemistry Lab is currently co-run by Drs. Cayelan Carey (carey.biol.vt.edu), Erin Hotchkiss (www.hotchkisslab.com), Austin Gray (www.graytoxlab.com), & Jeb Barrett (www.biol.vt.edu/faculty/barrett/). Interested applicants can learn more about Stream Team at vtstreamteam.weebly.com/. "

Virginia Tech's Stream Team group (vtstreamteam.weebly.com ) is #hiring an Analytical Chemistry Laboratory Manager!

To read more about the position & apply, see careers.pageuppeople.com/968/cw/en-us....
Our first review of applications will start on 8 December 2023

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Billion-dollar US disasters are occurring have risen from from about one every four months in 1980 to one every three weeks now. Much of this is climate related (severe storms mostly), with growing population also contributiing. -- NCA5 🧪

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