#Nuclear war vs #fisheries? Well.. could not think that things would have come to this point. ⚠️ https://t.co/mgrDIrQVtN
7⃣6⃣After a nuclear holocaust, would we still be able to eat fish🎣? That's the pressing question that an American🇺🇸 team faced by estimating the impact of a potential nuclear conflict with Russia on fishing resources⚓️ https://t.co/SRLFA5T3Oe
The best justification for sustainable management of global fisheries. Surviving the nuclear holocaust @TheGreenMerrie https://t.co/tSMZBGqHPu
Una guerra nuclear acabaría con las reservas pesqueras. Marine wild-capture fisheries after nuclear war https://t.co/bfgCNeoGZj
Prof. Toon, Prof. Lovenduski, and colleagues used an Earth system model and a fisheries model to show a serious decline in marine fisheries after a nuclear war. If we are out of food after a nuclear war, we would not get much caloric relief from the oce…
RT @C_Blei: You really know its 2020 when no title of a new publication can actually surprise you... Marine wild-capture fisheries after nu…
some journals appear more prone to publishing such things than others, though 🥳
RT @PNASNews: Reduced temperature and sunlight after a nuclear war could limit the potential of fisheries to compensate for agricultural lo…
You really know its 2020 when no title of a new publication can actually surprise you... Marine wild-capture fisheries after nuclear war https://t.co/cIqXwbu72r
I always wondered how the fish market would behave after a nuclear catastrophe.
RT @PNASNews: Reduced temperature and sunlight after a nuclear war could limit the potential of fisheries to compensate for agricultural lo…
I will bear this in mind.
RT @PNASNews: Reduced temperature and sunlight after a nuclear war could limit the potential of fisheries to compensate for agricultural lo…
RT @astroparticule: j'adore ce genre d'études post-apocalyptiques... https://t.co/XcVO37Q8yb
RT @PNASNews: Reduced temperature and sunlight after a nuclear war could limit the potential of fisheries to compensate for agricultural lo…
Meanwhile, in cheery PNAS nuclear war news...
Reduced temperature and sunlight after a nuclear war could limit the potential of fisheries to compensate for agricultural losses by rapidly stunting the growth of fish biomass, a study finds. In PNAS: https://t.co/VCQDfRi8n8 https://t.co/hKXtTjaf57
7⃣6⃣En cas de guerre nucléaire, pourrons-nous toujours manger du poisson ? C'est la question que s'est posé une équipe américaine🇺🇸 en estimant l'impact d'un conflit atomique avec la Russie sur les ressources halieutiques⚓️ https://t.co/SRLFA5T3Oe
RT @TH_Morrison: 👀 Marine wild-capture fisheries after nuclear war | PNAS by @kimJNscherrer et al.…
Mmh. Not sure I see the value of this paper?
👀 Marine wild-capture fisheries after nuclear war | PNAS by @kimJNscherrer et al. check it out @JessicaSpijkers https://t.co/2oen7ME19g
RT @GoodFishGuideUK: If, like us, your first thoughts around nuclear Armageddon are: 'but what about the supply of seafood!?'. Well, have w…
If, like us, your first thoughts around nuclear Armageddon are: 'but what about the supply of seafood!?'. Well, have we got a treat for you... https://t.co/X7N8vlz3Q5
RT @AlanRobock: Here is a link to the paper. It is open access. https://t.co/yYkrn9B6Ac https://t.co/yi54lzulBq
RT @AlanRobock: Here is a link to the paper. It is open access. https://t.co/yYkrn9B6Ac https://t.co/yi54lzulBq
In this paper published yesterday we show that better fisheries management would increase the oceans’ potential contribution during a global food emergency, such as a nuclear conflict: https://t.co/pNQpgEzmAM @kimJNscherrer @AlanRobock @PNASNews
Marine fisheries will not offset farm losses after regional nuclear war - latest research https://t.co/ba3IKr0i5b from some of the world's best climate scientists https://t.co/A0d41SasVB The more we know the worse it looks - prevention is the only cure
Marine wild-capture fisheries after nuclear war November 9, 2020; https://t.co/lg6hKAcc0Z https://t.co/6TcfHgCa2O
Effective management of fisheries automatically creates a huge emergency supply of food in the oceans - and effective management of nuclear weapons would make for one less reason to need it ☮️🐟🌏 Read more in #PNAS : https://t.co/lnskucD6wX
Sick of so much good news in 2020? Read our new paper on #fisheries and nuclear war, just published today! https://t.co/JcQ5exvLdf
RT @AlanRobock: Here is a link to the paper. It is open access. https://t.co/yYkrn9B6Ac
Here is a link to the paper. It is open access. https://t.co/yYkrn9B6Ac
Marine wild-capture fisheries after nuclear war | PNAS https://t.co/TasetHUSXq