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  1. Two years ago today, the Fall 2023 Collectors Tour brought Emmet Norris to the DUST-9 collector at the head of Little Cottonwood Canyon in #utah. #dust #criticalzone #earthscience #geology #ecology #environmentalscience

    youtube.com/watch?v=glBrl931sOQ

  2. Work by Middlebury-based Cluster member @jmunroe is cited in this article recently published in Nature Reviews Earth & Environment

    "Alpine treelines and shrublines are highly sensitive to environmental change. In this Review, we summarize their global patterns and trends, underlying mechanisms and impacts."

    📖: bit.ly/41lAISm

    #science #research #EarthScience #geology #CriticalZone

  3. "Air masses traveling across the city delivered urban dust to rural sites."

    Work by members of the Dust Cluster is cited in Land Use Determines Dust Geochemistry in Central Ohio, US recently published by Atmospheric Environment

    📖: bit.ly/4lCi5Sk

    Read the cited article: bit.ly/3NNsawn

    #science #research #EarthScience #CriticalZone

  4. We're wrapping up Year 5 of our five-yeaer project! When we started we weren't able to meet in person until the beginning of Year 2 when we followed COVID protocols for our first in-person all hands meeting in Burlington, Vermont.

    More about out project on the Cluster website: bit.ly/44L0dij

    #science #research #ecology #ClimateChange #CriticalZone

  5. If funding for travel to an upcoming conference is an obstacle preventing you from sharing your science with the world then perhaps the Critical Zone Network of Networks can help. Apply for travel funding today.

    bit.ly/4jRXXeg

    #science #research #EarthScience #CriticalZone

  6. Cluster scientist spotlight!

    Sebastian Hoch, PhD Research Associate Professor, Atmospheric Sciences, University of Utah

    Why did you become a scientist?

    "I always enjoyed nature. A great chemistry teacher in high school set a hook with a simple experiment."

    Read some of Sebastian's latest work: bit.ly/3UoSekI

    More scientist spotlights: bit.ly/4huMS0U

    #CriticalZone #research #science #atmosphere

  7. Lauren Lowman, a Wakefield University based member of the Big Data Cluster, is cited in this article recently published by Ecosphere.

    Landsat-based remote sensing of surface water dynamics in southern African wetlands in drylands from 1986 to 2022 is some perfect lunchtime reading: bit.ly/4lH7Mg2

    #science #research #CriticalZone #EarthScience

  8. Humans and rivers are connected. And we're studying those connections. In this Cluster chat find our more about research into how people and water work together and influence each other.

    youtube.com/watch?v=KczM5ato-V

    #science #research #ClimateChange #CriticalZone

  9. Post-fire dust emissions have risen 77% in two decades, with 95% linked to small wildfires. Satellite data reveal their growing global impact, driven by intensifying burns and land degradation.

    bit.ly/40ctf7I

    #science #research #wildfire #CriticalZone #EarthScience

  10. McKenzie Skiles is an expert about what happens when dust falls on snow. Skiles is a Cluster member based at the University of #Utah.

    Some of her work is cited in Optical response of pure materials composing mineral dust in Los Andes, recently published by Atmospheric Environment: bit.ly/3HXOJit

    More work by Skiles with other Cluster collaborators: bit.ly/3QACXvk

    #CriticalZone #science #research

  11. Looking for something to read with your coffee this morning? There's something for everyone in our publications library.

    🔥: bit.ly/48ZxLb4

    🛰️: bit.ly/CZNBDyr0307

    ❄️: bit.ly/49bVHcp

    💧: bit.ly/CZNBDyr0205

    Complete library: bit.ly/CZNBDPubLibrary

    #science #research #CriticalZone

  12. Meet Jeff Munroe in one of his favorite places: the field.

    Find out about an amazing opportunity for #CriticalZone scientists to connect and collaborate with people they otherwise may never meet as a part of the Critical Zone Network of Networks.

    Jeff says "this fall" in the video, which was last fall. The project is now up and running!

    youtube.com/watch?v=Z-hnpzpl7Yc

    More details about CZ-NoN: bit.ly/4jRXXeg

    #science #research #EarthScience #geology

  13. Scientist spotlights: bit.ly/4huMS0U

    Why we do what we do, how we do what we do, and how we mentor the next generation of people who will be doing what we do.

    #science #research #CriticalZone #EarthScience

  14. Cluster scientist spotlight!

    Julianne Liu DustKids Outreach Coordinator, Salt Lake Community College

    Why did you become a scientist?

    "In high school, I became really interested in learning about the climate crisis, both the science behind it and the social movements attached to it."

    About Julianne: bit.ly/44o9sVk

    More scientist spotlights: bit.ly/4huMS0U

    #science #research #EarthScience #CriticalZone

  15. Work by Big Data Cluster members is cited in this #OpenAccess article recently published in AGU Advances.

    Read "Deep Roots Supply Reactivity and Enhance Silicate Weathering in the Bedrock Vadose Zone" : bit.ly/44wtqfF

    Read the cited article: bit.ly/46OLxy5

    #science #research #hydrology #CriticalZone

  16. Dust^2 Cluster member Jeff Munroe talks about the importance of studying the movement of dust in the Critical Zone.

    youtube.com/watch?v=B5M4n8Jne9s

    This paper by Jeffrey S. Munroe, Abigail A. Santis, Elsa J. Soderstrom, Michael J. Tappa, and Ann M. Bauer and published in SOIL outlines some of the findings Munroe describes in this video: bit.ly/4bP8SS8

    #science #research #EarthScience #geology #CriticalZone

  17. We're really interested in how the #CriticalZone responds to disturbances like fire, flood, and drought.

    This recent story from the USGS explores how science like ours helps risk managers prepare for those disturbances.

    📖: bit.ly/4jTztQM

    #hazard #RiskManagement #ClimateChange #SciComm

  18. Cluster scientist spotlight!

    Otto Lang, PhD PhD Candidate, Geography, University of Utah

    What advice do you have for students interested in science?

    "Study something you feel a personal connection with and are passionate about. Don't be afraid to reach out to others."

    Some of Otto's work: bit.ly/3QACXvk

    More scientist spotlights: bit.ly/4huMS0U

    #Science #EarthScience #research #CriticalZone

  19. "Here, we map where snow meets the forest by computing the proportion of snowfall over forest. We used a global climate reanalysis and satellite tree cover data to derive the fraction of snowfall over forests at 0.1° resolution."

    Work by University of #Utah based Cluster member McKenzie Skiles is cited in this #OpenAccess article recently published by Geophysical Research Letters.

    📖🔗: bit.ly/3H6D8Nw

    #science #research #CriticalZone #SnowScience

  20. Work by #BrighamYoung based Cluster member Greg Carling is cited in this article just published in Atmosphere.

    Read Low-Cost Monitoring of Airborne Heavy Metals Using Lichen Bioindicators: Insights from Opole, Southern Poland: bit.ly/45fViq6

    #CriticalZone #urban #ecology #ClimateChange #research

  21. During #EGU25 last month members of the Dust Cluster met with other Critical Zone scientists to talk about the future! One of the forms that future takes is the new Critical Zone Network of Networks project.

    Join CZ-NoN as they work to build connections between researchers all over the world.

    CZ-NoN details: bit.ly/CZ_NoN_main

    #science #research #CriticalZone #collaboration

  22. Work by University of #Vermont-based Cluster member Kristen Underwood is cited in this article recently published by #Agronomy.

    Read Dominant Role of Irrigation Regime over Biochar in Controlling GHG Emissions from Paddy Fields:
    bit.ly/3RRfWoD

    #ecology #ecohydrology #CriticalZone #science

  23. Brigham Young University-based Cluster member Greg Carling is among the co-authors of this #Goldschmidt2025 session in Prague.

    Assessing Arsenic Speciation and Contaminant Risks in Great Salt Lake

    Details: bit.ly/42K2Dg1

    #science #research #Utah #geology #CriticalZone #ClimateChange

  24. Talking wildfires and ecosystem resilience with Desert Research Institute-based Cluster member Gabrielle Boisrame.

    📺: youtube.com/watch?v=PXLOoflq16

    Papers mentioned in this video:

    Tracking Vegetation Recovery Following Mixed Severity Wildfires in the Sierra Nevada: bit.ly/40k2yx1

    Trends in western USA fire fuels using historical data and modeling: bit.ly/3PLMdw9

    Scientists' warning on extreme wildfire risks to water supply: bit.ly/4bNffpb

    #CriticalZone #ClimateChange #FireScience

  25. Talking wildfires and ecosystem resilience with Desert Research Institute-based Cluster member Gabrielle Boisrame.

    📺: youtube.com/watch?v=PXLOoflq16

    Papers mentioned in this video:

    Tracking Vegetation Recovery Following Mixed Severity Wildfires in the Sierra Nevada: bit.ly/40k2yx1

    Trends in western USA fire fuels using historical data and modeling: bit.ly/3PLMdw9

    Scientists' warning on extreme wildfire risks to water supply: bit.ly/4bNffpb

    #CriticalZone #ClimateChange #FireScience

  26. Talking wildfires and ecosystem resilience with Desert Research Institute-based Cluster member Gabrielle Boisrame.

    📺: youtube.com/watch?v=PXLOoflq16

    Papers mentioned in this video:

    Tracking Vegetation Recovery Following Mixed Severity Wildfires in the Sierra Nevada: bit.ly/40k2yx1

    Trends in western USA fire fuels using historical data and modeling: bit.ly/3PLMdw9

    Scientists' warning on extreme wildfire risks to water supply: bit.ly/4bNffpb

    #CriticalZone #ClimateChange #FireScience

  27. Talking wildfires and ecosystem resilience with Desert Research Institute-based Cluster member Gabrielle Boisrame.

    📺: youtube.com/watch?v=PXLOoflq16

    Papers mentioned in this video:

    Tracking Vegetation Recovery Following Mixed Severity Wildfires in the Sierra Nevada: bit.ly/40k2yx1

    Trends in western USA fire fuels using historical data and modeling: bit.ly/3PLMdw9

    Scientists' warning on extreme wildfire risks to water supply: bit.ly/4bNffpb

    #CriticalZone #ClimateChange #FireScience

  28. Talking wildfires and ecosystem resilience with Desert Research Institute-based Cluster member Gabrielle Boisrame.

    📺: youtube.com/watch?v=PXLOoflq16

    Papers mentioned in this video:

    Tracking Vegetation Recovery Following Mixed Severity Wildfires in the Sierra Nevada: bit.ly/40k2yx1

    Trends in western USA fire fuels using historical data and modeling: bit.ly/3PLMdw9

    Scientists' warning on extreme wildfire risks to water supply: bit.ly/4bNffpb

    #CriticalZone #ClimateChange #FireScience

  29. On the right of this photo from #AGU24 is University of #Utah based Cluster member McKenzie Skiles.

    Skiles studies the effects of dust on snow. The latest collaboration including work by Skiles was published last week in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Earth Surface

    Read "Two Decades of Dust Radiative Forcing on Snow Cover Across the Great Salt Lake Basin" here: bit.ly/3QACXvk

    #CriticalZone #research #geology #EarthScience #science #ClimateChange

  30. On the right of this photo from #AGU24 is University of #Utah based Cluster member McKenzie Skiles.

    Skiles studies the effects of dust on snow. The latest collaboration including work by Skiles was published last week in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Earth Surface

    Read "Two Decades of Dust Radiative Forcing on Snow Cover Across the Great Salt Lake Basin" here: bit.ly/3QACXvk

    #CriticalZone #research #geology #EarthScience #science #ClimateChange

  31. On the right of this photo from #AGU24 is University of #Utah based Cluster member McKenzie Skiles.

    Skiles studies the effects of dust on snow. The latest collaboration including work by Skiles was published last week in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Earth Surface

    Read "Two Decades of Dust Radiative Forcing on Snow Cover Across the Great Salt Lake Basin" here: bit.ly/3QACXvk

    #CriticalZone #research #geology #EarthScience #science #ClimateChange

  32. On the right of this photo from #AGU24 is University of #Utah based Cluster member McKenzie Skiles.

    Skiles studies the effects of dust on snow. The latest collaboration including work by Skiles was published last week in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Earth Surface

    Read "Two Decades of Dust Radiative Forcing on Snow Cover Across the Great Salt Lake Basin" here: bit.ly/3QACXvk

    #CriticalZone #research #geology #EarthScience #science #ClimateChange

  33. On the right of this photo from #AGU24 is University of #Utah based Cluster member McKenzie Skiles.

    Skiles studies the effects of dust on snow. The latest collaboration including work by Skiles was published last week in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Earth Surface

    Read "Two Decades of Dust Radiative Forcing on Snow Cover Across the Great Salt Lake Basin" here: bit.ly/3QACXvk

    #CriticalZone #research #geology #EarthScience #science #ClimateChange

  34. Dust from dry lakebeds accelerates snowmelt in the Great Salt Lake Basin, impacting water availability for millions. Using high-resolution modeling, researchers quantified how dust darkens snow, speeding up melt rates. Understanding these dynamics is critical for water supply forecasting.

    Cluster member Otto Lang presented some of this work during #AGU24.

    📖🔗: bit.ly/AGU24_C22C03

    #EarthScience #ClimateChange #Utah #CriticalZone #research

  35. Dust from dry lakebeds accelerates snowmelt in the Great Salt Lake Basin, impacting water availability for millions. Using high-resolution modeling, researchers quantified how dust darkens snow, speeding up melt rates. Understanding these dynamics is critical for water supply forecasting.

    Cluster member Otto Lang presented some of this work during #AGU24.

    📖🔗: bit.ly/AGU24_C22C03

    #EarthScience #ClimateChange #Utah #CriticalZone #research