Nandita

@nanditabasu.bsky.social

Is science political? Should scientists advocate? How should we do science communication when pseudoscience and anti-science are official government practices? Come hear my Stephen Schneider Memorial Lecture at AGU's annual convention in Washington, Wednesday Dec. 11. 2pm.

Ontario is having a colder winter this year. Maybe good for our 2025 blooms.. when winters are warmer it releases all the bound phosphorus in soils and without any crops to take them up it runs off to our lakes patiently waiting for the temperatures to warm theconversation.com/warmer-winte...

Warmer winters are fuelling a growth in algal blooms across the Great Lakes

Algal blooms are typically associated with summer weather but warmer winters caused by climate change are resulting in blooms appearing more frequently, and for longer periods.

theconversation.com