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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jan 8

    First issue of 2019! The rise of machine learning in the Earth Sciences, mangrove canopy heights, the world's big rivers, Greenland's glacial melt drives nutrient upwelling and more!

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    Jan 4

    One of our first top rated articles in 2019 is 'Rapid increase in ozone-depleting chloroform emissions from China' published in two weeks ago. You can read the article now with :

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  3. 26 Dec 2018

    NGeo: The recovery of the ozone layer may be delayed by increasing emissions of chloroform from the Chinese industrial sector.

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  4. 25 Dec 2018

    NGeo: The tallest mangroves grow where rainfall and warmth are plentiful and cyclones are rare

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  5. 20 Dec 2018

    Correspondence by Fabian Wadsworth and colleagues on entering Vulcan's forge

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  6. 19 Dec 2018

    New review by published in NGeo this week Human-induced challenges to the health of the world’s biggest rivers reviewed.

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  7. 18 Dec 2018

    NGeo News & Views by Ken Creager on and

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  8. 18 Dec 2018

    Second paper on and published in NGeo this week Fast & slow slip earthquakes in laboratory experiments are preceded by micro-failure events that can foretell catastrophic fault failure

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  9. 18 Dec 2018

    The first of two papers on and published in NGeo this week Continuous seismic signal from the Cascadia subduction zone – identified by machine-learning methods – provides glimpse of fault physics.

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  10. 13 Dec 2018

    NGeo: Greenland meltwater causes buoyancy-driven upwelling of deep nutrient-rich waters that rivals the export of some large Arctic rivers

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  11. 12 Dec 2018

    NGeo: Gravitation, not basal condition, determines glacier speed in High Mountain Asia.

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  12. Retweeted
    12 Dec 2018

    Himalayan and (some) other Asian glaciers put the brakes on Well done Amaury! Dehecq et al.

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    11 Dec 2018

    Come meet me (and editors from ) tomorrow (Wednesday 12th) 1000-1200 at the booth (1406) in the exhibit hall

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  14. 12 Dec 2018

    Our editor Xujia Jiang will be at the 'Career beyond academia' event from 4-6pm at the Marriott Marquis

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    10 Dec 2018

    Join us at at the booth (1406) for a 'Meet the Editor' coffee reception on Wednesday 12th between 10am-12 noon. Catch up with editors from:

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    10 Dec 2018

    Our paper (w/ ) in garnered the most media attention of any cryoshere papers published in 2017. Read it here:

    Which studies received most attention? See the top 50 for 2017 here!
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  17. 10 Dec 2018

    Our Chief Editor Heike Langenberg and Biogeochemistry Editor Xujia Jiang are both attending If you would like to meet up for a chat about publishing in Nature Geoscience, please drop us an email Geoscience@nature.com

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  18. 7 Dec 2018

    NGeo: Prescribed burning on peatlands is not necessarily damaging

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    6 Dec 2018

    Attending and want to know more about publishing with @nresearchnew? Attend our 'Meet the Editor' coffee reception on Wednesday 12th from 10am-12 noon and catch up with editors from and on booth 1406.

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  20. 6 Dec 2018

    NGeo: Hydrologically landlocked basins worldwide have experienced widespread decline in water storage over the past decade

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