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Emily Cassidy
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Science writer and researcher, focused on our home planet 🌏 Currently writing at NASA Earth. emilyscassidy.github.io/
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South America is ablaze, with record-breaking fires burning even in typically moist ecosystems like the Amazon rainforest. Data on WRI’s Global Forest Watch platform shows that the number of fire alerts in the Amazon region are 79% higher than average for this time of year. 🌳 🔥 🧪

6 Graphics Explain South America’s Forest Fires
6 Graphics Explain South America’s Forest Fires

Data on WRI’s Global Forest Watch platform shows that the number of fire alerts in the Amazon region are 79% higher than average for this time of year.

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Warm water from the Loop Current helped fuel #Helene#Florida’searthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/15337...

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Global crop mapping got a major update earlier this year, when IFPRI and Land & Carbon Lab produced a map for the year 2020 showing crop areas and yields for 46 different crops globally. Read more and explore the maps here: 🧪 #FoodStudies

New Data Shows Where, and How Much, Crops are Produced
New Data Shows Where, and How Much, Crops are Produced

An updated model called SPAM produces global maps of crop areas and yields that are pivotal for sustainable supply chains and food security.

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This week we are touching base with @NASAGoddard's PACE! It stands for Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem, but if you want to learn more than that, you've got to listen to our new episode 👉 linktr.ee/WeatherGeeks

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Some updated figures now that the August temperatures have been posted. First, how are things going w.r.t. expectations? 2024 is still somewhat consistent with an ENSO response, but the August anomaly is pushing it.

Graph showing time series of temperature anomalies from Jan 2023 to date. Dashed line with prior records (for each month), red shading showing by how much the record was exceeded (since Jun 2023), an gray line and shading giving an expected anomaly based on long term trends and ENSO.
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Emily Cassidy
@enviroem.bsky.social
Science writer and researcher, focused on our home planet 🌏 Currently writing at NASA Earth. emilyscassidy.github.io/
541 followers229 following38 posts