Notices by Jorge Saturno :oa: (jorge@scholar.social), page 8

@tuxom @bthall I wonder if someone already calculated the emission budget of such a conference :D

@tuxom @bthall they said they are paying some fee to compensate for the GHG emissions so I should fly 😕

Anyone here attending #EGU19? 🌍

My employer is offering me to travel on airplane✈️ rather than train🚆 because the ticket is cheaper.

Obviously, they don't give a f*** about the environment.

Así es la química de una buena pizza http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CuadernoDeCulturaCientfica/~3/wXt1swkJ3qk/ #Fronteras

@robert_winkler Your pandoc paper is a great resource for #OpenScience. Thanks for sharing it!

@mprv @jaranta wow! this sounds awesome! If you could write some tutorial, it would be great!

@tootbrute @mprv I stopped using google photos a while ago. I am considering to host my own nextcloud for storing photos too. Still did not start to set it up. 😅

@NeoAJ I meant the Venezuelan opposition leader.

Regarding Canada, there is good thead on the birdsite explainin their involvement:

https://twitter.com/QueraElse/status/1106720104341999618

It is written in Spanish but I guess you can get in-site translation

You can get some good information here:
https://venezuelanalysis.com/news/14374

People behaved very calmly but I guess if the power shutdown would have lasted longer, it would have been really hard to survive - probably causing violent events and confrontation between the people.

it was clearly a terror attack driven by US-Canada and their allies in Venezuela. The proofs are not available yet but tweets from Marco Rubio and the opposition leader confirmed their involvement. The latter one tweeted “electricity will return once the usurpation ends”, clearly blackmailing the current government.

The blackout also caused water services to fail and communications were strongly affected. I did not have a way to use my mobile. There was no way to communicate what was happening.

I am just coming back from holidays in 🇻🇪 Venezuela. My flight was canceled last week due to the national blackout and I would like to share some personal impressions.

The Venezuelan power grid is fed mainly by a single hydroelectric power plant that provides power to almost 80% of the country. The blackout lasted 72 hours in the capital and up to 6 days in many states. In a country where cash is hard to find, this meant no way to pay for food or goods during those days.

As part of the series "Voices from the South", the Norwegian magazine forsking published a story about our research in the #Amazon forest

https://forskning.no/forskere-fra-sor-klima-kronikk/hvis-regnskogen-i-amazonas-dor-vil-enorme-mengder-karbon-slippes-ut-i-atmosfaeren/1295721

#scicomm #geoscience

@jaranta thanks! That helps.

Hi scholars, how do you add non peer-reviewed articles to your CVs? How do you actually call them? :BlobCatCoffee: