Brian Hayden

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Isotopes, fish, footy and more isotopes.... Prof at University of New Brunswick

Great to chat with @vdeklerck from @world-forest-id this morning fort a new episode of Atomic Ecology Meets. Isotopes in action to trace food and timber fraud! We discussed how it works, why its important and how you can get involved. Video will be online next week!

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A global study of 41,499 lakes reveals that lake sediments experience heatwaves that are often longer, more frequent, and slower to cool than surface waters. ...boosting production of GHGs (e.g. CH4) and altering freshwater ecosystems worldwide. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Lake sediment heatwaves under global warming - Nature Geoscience

Model analyses and projections of sediment heatwave duration, intensity and frequency across 41,499 representative lakes suggest that lake sediment heatwaves are more persistent and frequent than lake...

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Folks, some quick professional news here: After teaching the "Ecology and Conservation of Sharks" course for 5 years at Nova Southeastern, the graduate school has opted not to renew my contract. I'm fine, this course was a small part of my overall income.

So, I've just been bellyaching about the (book) publishing world. So it makes sense to re-up this post, about a super easy way you can support an author. (Could be me but definitely doesn't have to be!). And remove some money from Jeff Bezos' pocket at the same time.

How to give Jeff Bezos less money – and support an author, artist, or craftsperson

Jeff Bezos (the founder of Amazon) has a lot of money. Not “a lot” in the sense that you or I might have a lot of money if we’d just been paid, or received an inheritance, or even won the lottery –…

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