Kathleen Wilson

@kwilson8science.bsky.social did:plc:xphdltfv73h4qgfiy75alqas

Grade 8 Science | National Geographic Certified Educator | Retro Report Council of Educators | 2023 National Geographic Grosvenor Teacher Fellow 🌏

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Kathleen Wilson (@kwilson8science.bsky.social) é um usuário do Bluesky desde 17 novembro 2024. Tem 595 seguidores, segue 585 contas e publicou 286 posts.

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Taylor Mitchell Brown@tmitchellbrown.bsky.social06/11/2026 10:55
The battle over Section 106 is existential for archaeology in the US. Proposed changes to the law aim to disenfranchise the public and hand complete control over our cultural heritage to big businesses with a track record of indifference. 🧪🏺 #BAAJA #Section106 #Archaeology New at @science.org
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Prof Ian Hall@ianhall.bsky.social06/11/2026 10:47
🌊 Global cycles of carbon and phosphorus decouple under intensifying ocean acidification as marine diatoms restructure their lipid membranes and downregulate organic phosphorus scavenging to adapt to the decreasing pH. www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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Sam Burgess@oceanterra.org06/11/2026 10:43
October has continued the pattern of remarkable global warmth, with record global and surface ocean temperatures. An exceptionally strong El Niño is adding further heat to a climate already warmed by human activities, while 2026 is on track to become the second calendar year above 1.5°C.
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Sam Burgess@oceanterra.org06/11/2026 10:43
Latest data from @copernicusecmwf.bsky.social: October 2026 was the warmest October globally Our prediction for 2026 - likely to be between 1.56-1.61ºC, the second calendar year above 1.5ºC, following 2024 - Global temperature anomaly for October is 1.75ºC above pre-industrial level
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Climate Central@climatecentral.org06/11/2026 02:09
🌊 How much will seas rise along U.S. coasts by 2050? Another 10–12 inches are projected. New resources from #ClimateCentral help explain how heat-trapping pollution drives sea level rise. Check them out: https://www.climatecentral.org/climate-matters/sea-level-rise-worsens-coastal-flooding
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