Thank you @ Josie Geris and Jennifer Pirie from University of Aberdeen for leading me and @ecohydrologylab.bsky.social to visit the #experimental #catchment in the Glenlivet distillery area, Northern Scotland. Wonderful scenery & great #hydrological ideas. #groundwater #isotopes #stream #temperature

#throughfall samplers used for almost 4 years for Matteo Verdone 's PhD #project dismantled in 15 mins! www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... danielepenna.wixsite.com/redellapietra @ecohydrologylab.bsky.social @iljavanmeerveld

New in Nature Water: Irrigation in Italy’s Po Plain may help groundwater resilience, not harm it. Led by Grace Carloson (UC Berkeley), using NASA GRACE data + 1,000 wells. Proud to be part of this international collab! Thanks @mgirotto.bsky.social Read: www.nature.com/articles/s44... #Water #NASA

Intensive irrigation buffers groundwater declines in key European breadbasket - Nature Water

This study provides evidence that agricultural irrigation artificially recharges the groundwater in the Po Plain, highlighting the importance of irrigation inefficiencies for groundwater recharge.

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Great study and collaboration!! @danielepenna.bsky.social

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New field evidence on #preferential #flow on #forested #hillslopes at Re della Pietra #catchment. Thank you @quercusilex92.bsky.social @segura-lab.bsky.social @ecohydrologylab.bsky.social and other no-bluesky coauthors. authors.elsevier.com/c/1l6Vj52cui... danielepenna.wixsite.com/redellapietra

It's always fun and instructive to be in the #field with #students. We were in an #experimental #vineyard in Tuscany and took #soil #moisture and #infiltration #measurements, and did quick soil #texture analysis. @PBenettin @ecohydrologylab.bsky.social

Where the channels begin. Water flowing out from the rock forming the river in in our SINKZONE open air laboratory cnr-eco-hydrology-lab.org/sinczone-obs...

Chemical weathering of carbonates and silicates: our new study reveals the importance of carbonate rocks in CO2 consumption on a short term scale cnr-eco-hydrology-lab.org/chemical-wea...

Chemical weathering of carbonates and silicates: a new study reveals the importance of carbonate rocks in CO2 consumption on a short term scale

Chemical weathering of carbonates and silicates is an important sink of hashtag#carbon as it consumes atmospheric hashtag#CO2 increasing river dissolved load. In this study led by Marco Donnini and Iv...

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@egu-hs.bsky.social thanks for following and use my picture of Masino River on your profile! If you need others here is a collection cnr-eco-hydrology-lab.org/water-people...

#IDWGS2025 Women in science drive innovation but still face barriers to recognition & advancement. 💡 In a new blog, Christian Massari highlights these challenges & shares insights from Dr. Angelica Tarpanelli on her journey in space science. 📖 Read more: shorturl.at/8h0Pi

Breaking Barriers: Women in Science and the Fight for Recognition - European Space Sciences Committee

Breaking Barriers: Women in Science and the Fight for Recognition On this, the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, ESSC’s Christian Massari details his interview with his colleague Angeli...

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How resilient are #mountain streams to #climate change: new field campaign of REVoLUTION — a nice week spent trying to understand complex surface #groundwater interactions with cheap temperature sensors cnr-eco-hydrology-lab.org/how-resilien... @danielepenna.bsky.social

How resilient are mountain streams to climate change: new field campaign of REVoLUTION

The processes governing the response of streams to elevated temperatures during droughts are not yet well understood. A mechanistic understanding of the drivers that determine relations between therma...

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happy to have actively contributed to a new brochure about new discoveries enabled ESA satellites alongside esteemed colleagues of the European Space Sciences Committee (ESSC) (www.essc.esf.org). Enjoy the brochure and its impressive figures here esamultimedia.esa.int/docs/EarthOb...

Congrats to Jerzy Piotr Kabala on another milestone in his PhD! 🎉 Our new paper explores how meteorological data, and #Sentinel1 & #Modis #vegetation indices reveal sap flux dynamics in a beech forest in the southern Apennines. 🌲💧 Read it here: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Reconstruction of the dynamics of sap-flow timeseries of a beech forest using a machine learning approach

Transpiration is a key biogeochemical process, accounting for more than half of the evaporative water fluxes from land to the atmosphere; however, its…

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If you are interested in #rainfall #interception read our new paper in the Journal of Hydrology where we explored the effect of topography on the temporal stability of throughfall. A huge congratulations to Matteo Verdone for his first PhD paper! shorturl.at/2hc6o

nice piece of Gabriele Di Donfrancesco on Rome’s water on Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists where I had also provided my help. thebulletin-org.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/thebulle...

When Rome’s fountains run dry

Climate change, waste, and inaction are putting Italy’s capital at risk of a water crisis that would threaten residents, businesses, ecosystems, and biodiversity.

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