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🚨 Happening NOW at #AGU25! Town Hall on Protecting NSF NCAR - UCAR President Antonio Busalacchi discusses what the nation stands to lose if NSF NCAR is dismantled and steps being taken to support this critical community resource. 📍 La Nouvelle C (NOLA CC) ⏰ 1:00-1:30pm #AGUEPSP #EPSPatAGU25

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Day 4 of AGU25! 🌊 Thursday's EPSP morning sessions explore connectivity across processes & landscapes, debris flow science, geophysical granular flows, critical zone evolution, and coastal geomorphology. Robert Sharp Lecture by Dr. Gen Li at 4:15pm! #EPSPatAGU #AGU25 @agu.org

Navy blue background with purple and green curved design elements. White text reads "Thursday 18 Dec" at top. Below in white text: "Today's sessions include:" followed by bullet points listing (Dis)connectivity & Variability Across Processes & Landscapes, EPSP General Contributions, Geophysical Granular Flows & Sediment Trasport, From Bedrock to Treetop, Coastal Geomorphology, Advances in Debris Flow Science, and Morphodynamic Processes in Human-Impaced Landscapes. AGU EPSP logo in bottom left corner. "SWIPE" indicator in bottom right corner.Navy blue background with purple curved design elements. Purple rounded banner at top reads "Morning Posters" in white text. Below lists three sessions: EP41D (Dis)connectivity & Variability Across Processes & landscapes –I, EP41E Earth & Planetary Surface Processes General Contributions –I, and EP41F Geophysical Granular Flows & Sediment Transport: bridging Grain-scale Mechanics & Continuum Modelling–I.Navy blue background with green and teal curved design elements. Purple rounded banner at top reads "Late Morning Talks" in white text. Lists two session blocks: Sessions 252-254 at 10:30am for EP42A Advances in Debris Flow Science: Observations, Modelling & Beyond–I, and Session 242 at 10:30am for EP42B Morphodynamics Processes in Human-Impacted Fluviolacustrine Environments –I.Navy blue background with green and teal curved design elements. Purple rounded banner at top reads "Afternoon Posters" in white text. Below lists one session: EP43C EPSP Student & Early Career GeoBurst Session–II.

BOOKMARK OUR SCHEDULE! Join us at AGU for some exceptional science—from fluvial dynamics to coastal processes, sediment transport to planetary geomorphology. Check out the full schedule, including our section reception, happy hours, and the Robert Sharp Lecture! 🌍 NOTE: CORRECT TUESDAY SCHEDULE

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Schedule of social events on white background with teal, purple, and green accents. Shows Tuesday 12/16 EPSP Section Reception (6-7:30pm, Hall B1 & Great Hall Lobby Reception) and Coastal Geomorph Happy Hour (6-10pm, Flamingo A Go Go, co-hosted by coastal session conveners and WICGE). Wednesday 12/17 shows EPSP Pods schedule. Thursday 12/18 lists WICGE Networking Pod (11am, Poster Hall Pod 1), Student/Early Career Lunch Mixer (12pm, ticketed event), Sharp Lecture & EPSP Award Ceremony (4:15pm, La Nouvelle AB) featuring Luna B. Leopold Award Recipient Dr. Gen Li, and Early Career Happy Hour (6pm, Lucy's Retired Surfers Bar & Restaurant, 701 Tchoupitoulas St, New Orleans, LA 70130). Friday 12/19 shows Gilbert Club (1pm to 10pm, University of New Orleans Engineering Auditorium). Right side shows EPSP Pods at Connections Hall B1 for Monday 1:30-2:30pm Pod 5, Tuesday 8:30-9:30am Pod 7, and Wednesday 11:00am-12:00pm Pod 7.Monday December 15 schedule on white background with purple accents. Shows Poster Hall sessions 252-254 and 255-257. Morning sessions (8:30am) include EP11C: Fine-grained sedimentary systems – I, EP11D: Natural & Nature-based features & hydro-morphodynamic feedbacks in enhancing coastal and river resilience – I, EP11B: Earth Surface Processes & the Global Carbon Cycle – I, and EP11A: Coastal Subsidence & Relative Sea Level Rise – I. Mid-morning session (10:30am) shows EP12A: Earth Surface Processes & the Global Carbon Cycle – II. Afternoon sessions (2:15pm) include EP13C: Coastal subsidence and relative sea level rise – II, EP13D: Earth Surface Processes & the Global Carbon Cycle – III, EP13B: Natural & Nature-based features & hydro-morphodynamic feedbacks – II, and EP13A: Fine-grained sedimentary systems–II. Late afternoon sessions (4:15pm) show EP13B: Natural & Nature-based features & hydro-morphodynamic feedbacks – III and EP13A: Fine-grained sedimentary systems – III.Bild

Happy Monday at AGU25! 🎉Today's EPSP sessions dive into sedimentary systems, coastal resilience through nature-based features, subsidence and sea level rise, and the global carbon cycle. There's cutting edge science happening all day! Check out our morning sessions! #AGU25 #EPSPatAGU25

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🌊 Sediment transport + biofilm + EPS = a fascinating Virtual Science Talk this month! Dr. Stephanie Dohner (US Naval Research Lab) and Dr. Judy Yang (U of Minnesota) are teaming up on November 19 to talk about how tiny microbes and vegetation influence massive coastal processes. bit.ly/EPSP_NOV25

BildTwo scientific talk abstracts on a blue background with wavy topographic patterns. Top abstract titled 'EPS, EPS, every where: Noncohesive seabed evolution with ecosystem impacts' describes how exopolymeric substances (EPS) in marine environments contribute to carbon sequestration and sediment transport, focusing on biocohesion and bioturbation impacts on sediment mobility and seabed roughness through in situ and laboratory experimentation. Bottom abstract titled 'Multiscale Fluid, Sediment, and Biota Interactions in Aquatic Ecosystems' discusses using microfluidic and flume experiments to investigate biofilm dynamics, sediment transport, and hyporheic exchange, revealing how microbes and vegetation influence sediment stability, geomorphic evolution, and pollutant transport for erosion control, water quality, and ecosystem health. Bottom section contains partial speaker biographies.

We are “likely to succeed on the merits” said the district judge in the order on Friday to temporarily halt the Administration’s mass firings across federal agencies. The government has until tomorrow to produce their comprehensive “large-scale” plans to the court.

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A victory for the federal scientific workforce! We could not stand by while this irreparable harm continues at NSF, NOAA and all our scientific agencies. TODAY the judge granted our request to temporarily HALT the mass firings at federal agencies under Trump’s Executive Order.

For geomorphologists going to EGU, here is your one-page overview of all of the GM sessions and activities next week! Looking forward to a week of free and open science, EDI discussions and activities, and plenty of talk about climate change...

Geomorphology session overview, 28 April - 02 May, 2025. Below are tables for each day showing the GM sessions, times, and rooms for EGU25.

🌍 The Earth and space science community thrives on connections! These connections form in the lab, in the field, and through public action, pushing the boundaries of what we know and what’s possible. 👉 We invite you to propose a session and be part of the conversation at AGU25: buff.ly/IvSyjLF

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Interested in convening an @aguepsp.bsky.social session at the Fall Meeting? Join the EPSP Program Committee next Wednesday for a Coffee Hour to coordinate session proposals for AGU25! Register here: shorturl.at/VG9On

EPSP Connects - Earth & Planetary Surface Processes

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🔬 #AGU25 Session Proposals Now Open! We invite you to propose a session and be part of the global conversation exploring the power of connection in science! 🌍 Learn more and submit your proposal by the 23 April deadline: buff.ly/LTDDoY5

We are delighted to share that Dr. Ann Rowan has taken over as the Editor-in-Chief of JGR: Earth Surface. 🎉 In @eos.org , learn about her research interests and vision for the journal in the coming years: buff.ly/y3pZX8c #AGUPubs #STEM #geomorphology #EarthScience @jgrearthsurface.bsky.social

Introducing the New EIC of JGR: Earth Surface - Eos

Learn about the person taking the helm of JGR: Earth Surface and their vision for the coming years.

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