
Book Review: ‘Salt Lakes,’ by Caroline Tracey ift.tt/ZkDXVx1
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Book Review: ‘Salt Lakes,’ by Caroline Tracey ift.tt/ZkDXVx1

Caroline Tracey’s debut essay collection documents the decline of salt lakes, and what their strange ecosystems can teach us about confronting the losses of climate change. hcn.org/issues/58-3/wh…












RELEASE: Johnson Breaks 300m School Record In Albuquerque 🔗 calbea.rs/4q1ia3B #GoBears🐻




The Amazon may be entering a climate state Earth hasn’t seen in millions of years. Research led by UC Berkeley scientists identifies a shift toward hypertropical conditions with major ecological consequences. news.berkeley.edu/2025/12/10/a-n…

The Weekly Read is "Fear of a Dead White Planet," by the More Worlds Collective (Joseph Masco, Tim Choy, Jake Kosek, and M. Murphy), which asks: How does one study when the planet is on fire? Read this book now for free! buff.ly/86Bikuh

(4/6) @BerkeleyGeog Prof. Clancy Wilmott cautions against AI's "heavy bias" toward statistical thinking. She says educators must prioritize the critical thinking, deep reading + original analysis AI cannot replicate.





Did you know if all polar ice melted, sea levels could rise over 200 feet? Research from @BerkeleyGeog Prof. Kurt Cuffey provides crucial data for understanding climate change + informing policy. Learn more: bit.ly/41MI01U



