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  1. #DaniLima : “O Jorge #Messias ( #AGU ) é um aliado do #AndréMendonça, e isto está custando caro à autonomia da Polícia Federal” -> filial da PF instalada no STF

    youtu.be/0Fir61YZSwk?is=-Ekd_S

  2. #DaniLima : “O Jorge #Messias ( #AGU ) é um aliado do #AndréMendonça, e isto está custando caro à autonomia da Polícia Federal” -> filial da PF instalada no STF

    youtu.be/0Fir61YZSwk?is=-Ekd_S

  3. : “O Jorge ( ) é um aliado do , e isto está custando caro à autonomia da Polícia Federal” -> filial da PF instalada no STF

    youtu.be/0Fir61YZSwk?is=-Ekd_S

  4. #DaniLima : “O Jorge #Messias ( #AGU ) é um aliado do #AndréMendonça, e isto está custando caro à autonomia da Polícia Federal” -> filial da PF instalada no STF

    youtu.be/0Fir61YZSwk?is=-Ekd_S

  5. #DaniLima : “O Jorge #Messias ( #AGU ) é um aliado do #AndréMendonça, e isto está custando caro à autonomia da Polícia Federal” -> filial da PF instalada no STF

    youtu.be/0Fir61YZSwk?is=-Ekd_S

  6. New #openaccess publication #SciPost #Physics

    A sine-square deformation approach to quantum critical points in one-dimensional systems

    Yuki Miyazaki, Shiori Tanigawa, Giacomo Marmorini, Nobuo Furukawa, Daisuke Yamamoto
    SciPost Phys. 20, 174 (2026)
    scipost.org/SciPostPhys.20.6.1

    #CCS #NihonUniversity #AGU #RQC

  7. New #openaccess publication #SciPost #Physics

    A sine-square deformation approach to quantum critical points in one-dimensional systems

    Yuki Miyazaki, Shiori Tanigawa, Giacomo Marmorini, Nobuo Furukawa, Daisuke Yamamoto
    SciPost Phys. 20, 174 (2026)
    scipost.org/SciPostPhys.20.6.1

    #CCS #NihonUniversity #AGU #RQC

  8. New #openaccess publication #SciPost #Physics

    A sine-square deformation approach to quantum critical points in one-dimensional systems

    Yuki Miyazaki, Shiori Tanigawa, Giacomo Marmorini, Nobuo Furukawa, Daisuke Yamamoto
    SciPost Phys. 20, 174 (2026)
    scipost.org/SciPostPhys.20.6.1

    #CCS #NihonUniversity #AGU #RQC

  9. New #openaccess publication #SciPost #Physics

    A sine-square deformation approach to quantum critical points in one-dimensional systems

    Yuki Miyazaki, Shiori Tanigawa, Giacomo Marmorini, Nobuo Furukawa, Daisuke Yamamoto
    SciPost Phys. 20, 174 (2026)
    scipost.org/SciPostPhys.20.6.1

    #CCS #NihonUniversity #AGU #RQC

  10. New #openaccess publication #SciPost #Physics

    A sine-square deformation approach to quantum critical points in one-dimensional systems

    Yuki Miyazaki, Shiori Tanigawa, Giacomo Marmorini, Nobuo Furukawa, Daisuke Yamamoto
    SciPost Phys. 20, 174 (2026)
    scipost.org/SciPostPhys.20.6.1

    #CCS #NihonUniversity #AGU #RQC

  11. Great opportunity being offered by the #AGU for Indigenous attendees to apply for no cost registration and abstract submission for the Fall Meeting.

    airtable.com/app7KBBVTVByhSnoK

    #AGU26 #EarthScience #Geoscience #Geology #Geography

  12. Great opportunity being offered by the #AGU for Indigenous attendees to apply for no cost registration and abstract submission for the Fall Meeting.

    airtable.com/app7KBBVTVByhSnoK

    #AGU26 #EarthScience #Geoscience #Geology #Geography

  13. Great opportunity being offered by the #AGU for Indigenous attendees to apply for no cost registration and abstract submission for the Fall Meeting.

    airtable.com/app7KBBVTVByhSnoK

    #AGU26 #EarthScience #Geoscience #Geology #Geography

  14. Great opportunity being offered by the #AGU for Indigenous attendees to apply for no cost registration and abstract submission for the Fall Meeting.

    airtable.com/app7KBBVTVByhSnoK

    #AGU26 #EarthScience #Geoscience #Geology #Geography

  15. Great opportunity being offered by the #AGU for Indigenous attendees to apply for no cost registration and abstract submission for the Fall Meeting.

    airtable.com/app7KBBVTVByhSnoK

    #AGU26 #EarthScience #Geoscience #Geology #Geography

  16. It's great when authors truly lean into the "plain language" abstract now conventional for #AGU journals. TIme does not always avail, but the effort when available is salutary.

    "Most people have a general, intuitive understanding of the term “Anthropocene.” And while it has not formally been declared as a new geological epoch, it is scientifically clear that these new times have only begun to fully unfold. The Anthropocene stresses both the enormity of the human imprint on Earth, as well as its long-term nature. That latter aspect, however, is highly underappreciated among the public. We describe several qualitatively different Anthropocene pathways for the next millennium, some of them depending on our cumulative actions as humanity, some on how the Earth system responds to these human pressures. We highlight how much we are already stuck in a figurative “Anthropocene quicksand”, where only an active pull can free us from consequences like global heating—while even a very modest continuation of greenhouse gas emissions will keep us at high warming levels. Should Earth system resilience, the natural buffering capacity, significantly decline, the impacts of our actions would become even stronger. In a worst-case scenario, shifts in Earth system feedbacks could even surpass human forcing in relevance. But we are not there yet and can still pull ourselves out of the quicksand."

    #anthropocene
    #LongNow

    agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.co

  17. It's great when authors truly lean into the "plain language" abstract now conventional for #AGU journals. TIme does not always avail, but the effort when available is salutary.

    "Most people have a general, intuitive understanding of the term “Anthropocene.” And while it has not formally been declared as a new geological epoch, it is scientifically clear that these new times have only begun to fully unfold. The Anthropocene stresses both the enormity of the human imprint on Earth, as well as its long-term nature. That latter aspect, however, is highly underappreciated among the public. We describe several qualitatively different Anthropocene pathways for the next millennium, some of them depending on our cumulative actions as humanity, some on how the Earth system responds to these human pressures. We highlight how much we are already stuck in a figurative “Anthropocene quicksand”, where only an active pull can free us from consequences like global heating—while even a very modest continuation of greenhouse gas emissions will keep us at high warming levels. Should Earth system resilience, the natural buffering capacity, significantly decline, the impacts of our actions would become even stronger. In a worst-case scenario, shifts in Earth system feedbacks could even surpass human forcing in relevance. But we are not there yet and can still pull ourselves out of the quicksand."

    #anthropocene
    #LongNow

    agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.co

  18. It's great when authors truly lean into the "plain language" abstract now conventional for #AGU journals. TIme does not always avail, but the effort when available is salutary.

    "Most people have a general, intuitive understanding of the term “Anthropocene.” And while it has not formally been declared as a new geological epoch, it is scientifically clear that these new times have only begun to fully unfold. The Anthropocene stresses both the enormity of the human imprint on Earth, as well as its long-term nature. That latter aspect, however, is highly underappreciated among the public. We describe several qualitatively different Anthropocene pathways for the next millennium, some of them depending on our cumulative actions as humanity, some on how the Earth system responds to these human pressures. We highlight how much we are already stuck in a figurative “Anthropocene quicksand”, where only an active pull can free us from consequences like global heating—while even a very modest continuation of greenhouse gas emissions will keep us at high warming levels. Should Earth system resilience, the natural buffering capacity, significantly decline, the impacts of our actions would become even stronger. In a worst-case scenario, shifts in Earth system feedbacks could even surpass human forcing in relevance. But we are not there yet and can still pull ourselves out of the quicksand."

    #anthropocene
    #LongNow

    agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.co

  19. It's great when authors truly lean into the "plain language" abstract now conventional for #AGU journals. TIme does not always avail, but the effort when available is salutary.

    "Most people have a general, intuitive understanding of the term “Anthropocene.” And while it has not formally been declared as a new geological epoch, it is scientifically clear that these new times have only begun to fully unfold. The Anthropocene stresses both the enormity of the human imprint on Earth, as well as its long-term nature. That latter aspect, however, is highly underappreciated among the public. We describe several qualitatively different Anthropocene pathways for the next millennium, some of them depending on our cumulative actions as humanity, some on how the Earth system responds to these human pressures. We highlight how much we are already stuck in a figurative “Anthropocene quicksand”, where only an active pull can free us from consequences like global heating—while even a very modest continuation of greenhouse gas emissions will keep us at high warming levels. Should Earth system resilience, the natural buffering capacity, significantly decline, the impacts of our actions would become even stronger. In a worst-case scenario, shifts in Earth system feedbacks could even surpass human forcing in relevance. But we are not there yet and can still pull ourselves out of the quicksand."

    #anthropocene
    #LongNow

    agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.co

  20. It's great when authors truly lean into the "plain language" abstract now conventional for #AGU journals. TIme does not always avail, but the effort when available is salutary.

    "Most people have a general, intuitive understanding of the term “Anthropocene.” And while it has not formally been declared as a new geological epoch, it is scientifically clear that these new times have only begun to fully unfold. The Anthropocene stresses both the enormity of the human imprint on Earth, as well as its long-term nature. That latter aspect, however, is highly underappreciated among the public. We describe several qualitatively different Anthropocene pathways for the next millennium, some of them depending on our cumulative actions as humanity, some on how the Earth system responds to these human pressures. We highlight how much we are already stuck in a figurative “Anthropocene quicksand”, where only an active pull can free us from consequences like global heating—while even a very modest continuation of greenhouse gas emissions will keep us at high warming levels. Should Earth system resilience, the natural buffering capacity, significantly decline, the impacts of our actions would become even stronger. In a worst-case scenario, shifts in Earth system feedbacks could even surpass human forcing in relevance. But we are not there yet and can still pull ourselves out of the quicksand."

    #anthropocene
    #LongNow

    agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.co