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Gloriamarie Amalfitano
· 23 ספטמבר 2016
The AGU decision also renders the organization's own sponsorship policy meaningless, since the policy explicitly bars AGU from receiving funds from companies that disseminate misinformation about scie...nce. You know it and I know it — Exxon certainly fits the bill! Somehow, AGU hasn't gotten the message.

Exxon is a longtime funder of climate change denial groups and has used its influence to attack climate science and scientists. Now the company is under investigation from attorneys general in several states, and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is opening up their own federal investigation. The AGU should be standing up for climate science, not Exxon.

The AGU board has made the wrong decision on Exxon funding twice this year, and now we are even more committed to keep the pressure on. We will continue to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Earth scientists in holding the AGU accountable to its own policies and core values. הצג עוד
Pat Rick
· 28 ספטמבר 2016
I am beyond disappointed that the AGU will continue to accept sponsorship from Exxon which has encouraged, even funded scientific fraud in the past on one of the 21st century's most important topics a...nd one that is relevant to AGU: climate change.
Best case scenario: Exxon money funds additional research and there is no influence whatsoever*.
But what good is additional research if it cannot be trusted? It has no value to either science or the public discourse.
Even worse, non-Exxon-funded research is tainted as well.

Regards,
Patrick (statistician)

* Cognitive dissonance sure makes it hard to take someone's money and then publish bad things about them/their peer group (in this case: industry), but I'm willing to take accept that AGU takes every step to ensure quality. הצג עוד
Holly Foard
· 23 ספטמבר 2016
It's upsetting that this organization would accept Exxon's money. I find it disheartening that, although I am just a clinical research technician, I still see the lack of ethics the AGU clearly has.
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The worst part is, y'all will probably simply wait for the outrage to die down, and continue to take money from what is clearly one of the top funders of anti-global warning propaganda. הצג עוד
Richard Bentley
· 26 דצמבר 2017
Why do the the items presented on your weekly EOS newsletter keep repeating as you scroll down?
Tim Mullen
· 23 ספטמבר 2016
Exxon is a longtime funder of climate change denial groups and has used its influence to attack climate science and scientists. Now the company is under investigation from attorneys general in several... states, and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is opening up their own federal investigation. The AGU should be standing up for climate science, not Exxon. הצג עוד
Frank DiMeglio
· 26 ינואר 2018
Deceitfully evading and ignoring all that I have proven in physics. It is outrageous.
Ryan Bradley
· 23 ספטמבר 2016
The American Geophysics Union has clearly decided to disregard its own internal policy at the cost of its integrity. You're woefully naive to think that a dialogue with the fossil fuel industry will r...esult in action on climate change. We have seen time and time again that Exxon has known the facts on climate and yet decided to act in it's own short term financial interests --- putting humanity at risk. Simply put, the AGU's actions will be shown to be on the wrong side of history. הצג עוד
Rebecca Minjarez
· 26 ספטמבר 2016
I can attempt to leave a reasonably disappointed review of AGU, but let's just go with honesty. Your board's recent decision to accept ExxonMobil's money is a betrayal to our species and planet. There... is no excuse that you can give that would justify such a decision. Your credibility is now tainted. Congratulations.
— A concerned citizen of Earth הצג עוד
Leigh Clark
· 2 אוקטובר 2016
If you take money from Exxon you will be compelled to write propaganda for Exxon and their ruthless destruction of the Public Commons (the global environment). You will no longer practice and promote ...science. You will practice "modified" science that, coincidentally, supports Exxon's goals and you will promote corporate profits over people, something Exxon has been supporting for a very long time. If you have any sense of shame and/or public responsibility, you should be ashamed and rectify your erroneous decision. הצג עוד
Karla Stevens
· 23 ספטמבר 2016
Today's news is disappointing — and perplexing. By making this decision, the AGU board has ignored the pleas of 300 prominent climate scientists, hundreds of AGU members, and 56,000 petition signers.
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The AGU decision also renders the organization's own sponsorship policy meaningless, since the policy explicitly bars AGU from receiving funds from companies that disseminate misinformation about science. You know it and I know it — Exxon certainly fits the bill! Somehow, AGU hasn't gotten the message. הצג עוד
Rorita AR
· 7 דצמבר 2017
مرحبا
نحن فريق محترفين من كافة الاختصاصات مستعدون لعمل بحوث جامعية ومدرسية رسائل ماستر ودكتوراه. ترجمة . حل مسائل . انشاء مواقع ,مشاريع برمجية , مشاريع تخرج , عروض تقديمية , وتصاميم اعلانية وغيرها ال...كثير عمل احترافي وبأسعار رمزية جدا
بتنمنى توصلوها لزملاء الطلاب ولكل حدا ممكن يستفاد معنا 👍👍
وشكرا كتير .. הצג עוד
Todd Everett
· 24 ספטמבר 2016
By making the decision to accept funding from fossil fuel companies, including Exxon, the AGU board has ignored the pleas of 300 prominent climate scientists, hundreds of AGU members, and 56,000 petit...ion signers.

The AGU decision also renders the organization's own sponsorship policy meaningless, since the policy explicitly bars AGU from receiving funds from companies that disseminate misinformation about science as Exxon has been publicly exposed to having been doing for decades. הצג עוד
Ashlee Jones
· 23 ספטמבר 2016
By making the decision to continue accepting sponsorship from Exxon, the AGU board has ignored the pleas of 300 prominent climate scientists, hundreds of AGU members, and 56,000 petition signers.

The... AGU decision also renders the organization's own sponsorship policy meaningless, since the policy explicitly bars AGU from receiving funds from companies that disseminate misinformation about science. הצג עוד
L Jean Green
· 23 ספטמבר 2016
I am disappointed that you have decided to accept funds from climate change denying Exxon. Especially since it is now reported that their own research proved they were affecting climate change years a...go. It will be hard to believe that you are an unbiased הצג עוד
Teo Wickland
· 23 ספטמבר 2016
What a joke of an organization. Can't even stand up to ExxonMobil over issues of scientific integrity .. not to mention global justice! What do they stand for but short-term power and profit, then?
Nicholas Verbos
· 23 ספטמבר 2016
The decision to continue accepting funding from Exxon is shameful. You need to change course, get your house in order, and start figuring out a way to regain some of your lost credibility.
Brigitte Baumann
· 23 ספטמבר 2016
I'm a physician and for years we've worked hard to limit pharma and industry influence over us. As a physician and a researcher, I am very disappointed that the AGU will continue to allow Exxon sponso...rship.
Wow. Talk about a MAJOR conflict of interest. Your board of directors should be ashamed of itself. הצג עוד
Christopher Michael Simpson
· 4 נובמבר 2016
I caused the first pope in six centuries to resign with burn pictures from the crucifixion on Twitter after correctly predicting the costliest natural disaster ever in detail got me crucified. If you ...need to see the pictures I caused the leader of the Catholic church "Pope Benedict XVI" to resign with simply ask Google:
WHO MADE THE POPE RETIRE? הצג עוד
Gally Ahunin
· 2 ספטמבר 2015
While pendantium element always is constant thin Faith says Markings in wall indoor from tangential velocity adobe and granite expand underneath until energized yet pressure per square inch up link to... atmosphere..... at atmosphere a
few feet above ground level from tube emerge natural thermal energy that conduit power electricity הצג עוד
Bob Pfaffinger
· 23 ספטמבר 2016
Do you really need to take dirty money from Exxon to promote an agenda that should be trying to save our planet? More than disappointing, sad and misguided.
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Understanding how sudden stratospheric warmings influence conditions in the troposphere could lead to better weather forecasts on the ground and in space. http://ow.ly/taqF30j3Ixa

How Sudden Stratospheric Warming Affects the Whole Atmosphere - Eos
High above Earth’s surface, air temperatures occasionally increase suddenly, producing widespread effects on weather, air chemistry, and telecommunications.
eos.org

"Such a large landslide (the Bangkok Post reports that it is over 1 km long) should not occur in a waste dump, and there is a need for action to manage the slope. The Nation reports that this is the latest in series of incidents associated with the Mae Moh mine..."
http://ow.ly/ZQBQ30j3iRE

A large waste dump landslide has developed at Mae Moh mine in Thailand
A large, ongoing waste dump landslide has developed at Mae Moh mine in Thailand, extending over at least 1 km and causing damage to mine infrastructure
blogs.agu.org
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Space scientists reflect on 60 years of discovery since the launch of the first U.S. space satellite, Explorer 1 http://ow.ly/uG8930j3iGT

Earth’s Radiation Belts: Celebrating Six Decades of Discovery - Eos
A recent celebration of the 60th anniversary of the launch of Explorer 1 reflected on the incredible progress and scientific insights from this and subsequent space missions.
eos.org

“Last year, we looked at the buoy tracks in the western Arctic and saw that the sea ice was moving in a counter-clockwise pattern instead and wondered why.”
http://ow.ly/v7TI30j3nDv

Wind, sea ice changes suggest climate change in western Arctic - GeoSpace
A major shift in western Arctic wind patterns occurred throughout the winter of 2017 and the resulting changes in sea ice movement are possible indicators of a changing climate, according to authors of a new study.
blogs.agu.org

AGU #MarchMadness Round 1, Match 10: Phobos' Capture vs. the Heavy Bombardment. Cast your vote by liking the image.

התמונה של ‏‎American Geophysical Union (AGU)‎‏.
התמונה של ‏‎American Geophysical Union (AGU)‎‏.

AGU #MarchMadness Round 1, Match 9: Cosmic Rays vs. the Discovery of Pluto. Cast your vote by liking the image.

התמונה של ‏‎American Geophysical Union (AGU)‎‏.
התמונה של ‏‎American Geophysical Union (AGU)‎‏.

AGU #MarchMadness Round 1, Match 8: Late Devonian Extinctions vs. Multicellular Life. Cast your vote by liking the image.

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AGU's #MarchMadness is still underway. Coming up today are three Round 1 matches, starting with number 8. Scroll down our page to find and vote for your winners of our matches, 1-7.

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"The purpose of this conference is to better understand how aerosols have impacted Earth’s climate since Pinatubo. I’ll be hanging out with the 70 or so researchers here as they discuss new ways of measuring aerosols from satellites and space..."
http://ow.ly/p29p30j3hxW

Considering climate from the Canary Islands
It’s nice to get away in mid-March. Especially when you’re leaving the chilly, unpredictable weather of Washington, D.C. for the warm sunshine of the Canary Islands.
blogs.agu.org

"At the Burgess Shale, 'you do get the soft parts preserved. You see the guts. You see wholly organic organisms like worms.'" http://ow.ly/tHJQ30j3gMe

Rocks with Soft-Tissue Fossils Share a Mineral Fingerprint - Eos
Discovering new resting places of these rare and information-rich fossils will be critical to understanding the largest expansion of life in Earth’s history, according to researchers.
eos.org

"This year, AGU is focused on supporting members’ participation in marches in cities and towns across the world." http://ow.ly/COsd30j3gpn

AGU Endorses the 2018 March for Science - Eos
The American Geophysical Union is offering financial and in-kind support to help our members take part in marches locally. Apply by 26 March.
eos.org

The best way to be a successful storyteller is to be a successful communicator. Join our Sharing Science team on Monday, 26 March, for a webinar where they'll break down the basics of choosing the right audience, crafting an effective message, and telling an awesome story. http://ow.ly/fh1Q30j39lU

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Are you an AGU member planning to participate in your local #MarchforScience? You can apply for AGU support for your outreach and education activities related to your local march. The deadline to apply is March 26. http://ow.ly/p1NN30iZf5P

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Eos.org News: "Alaska’s governor has said he aims to adhere to the goals proposed by the Paris Climate Agreement despite President Trump’s decision to withdraw the United States from the agreement."
http://ow.ly/OkYb30j2w1k

Alaska Spotlights Its Health Risks from Climate Change - Eos
No state in the United States has experienced the domino effects of climate change quite as rapidly as Alaska has. Temperatures there have risen twice as fast as elsewhere in the country and have, in turn, altered the very fabric of Alaskan life, including how people navigate their landscape, access...
eos.org

Editors' Highlights: "Ruan et al. [2018] have developed an empirical upper atmospheric temperature model by combining many years of output from global simulations with the sparser satellite-based thermospheric density data observed during 2002-2009."
http://ow.ly/baF330j2tHD

Improving Temperature Forecasts in the Upper Atmosphere - Eos
Scientists are blending output from multi-year model runs to improve temperature forecasts in regions where satellites experience “drag,” in the hopes of avoiding future spacecraft collisions.
eos.org