Sarah Waldo
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Sarah Waldo
@waldosarah2
Biogeofeminist studying how the Earth breathes and how that affects people. Views and opinions my own.
Pacific Northwest Katılım Aralık 2016
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"Dr. Scarborough said that their study did not examine why women whose work circumstances were the same as their husbands were doing more of the child care."
I have a couple of inklings. (And if it's that 'they go to Mommy first,' why might that be?) 🤦♀️
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@MJVanni @Hydro_DoctorJ @michiganstateu Congrats, Tanner! And thanks for all of your help with my EPA postdoc project on Acton!
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Physically-distanced farewell to Tanner Willamson (currently no-Twitter), recently minted PhD who is off to an awesome postdoc w @Hydro_DoctorJ @michiganstateu Tanner mentored 9 undergrads during his summers here - several gave conf presentations/published papers #MiamiGradsWork
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I had many international colleagues, and many non-Black, non-Indigenous colleagues of color. Institutions need to probe this model minority myth (see "So you Want To Talk About Race" by @IjeomaOluo) and figure out how to better support all BIPOC.
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I went to grad school at @WSUPullman for environmental engineering, and was part of multiple interdisciplinary programs. Of the ~100 students in these progs, only 2 were #BlackInSTEM.
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This one highlights that there have been no improvements in PEER (persons excluded because of their ethnicity or race) Persistence in STEM for three decades
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For everyone saying: "there's a lot we need to figure out..." about defunding the police.
Clint Smith@ClintSmithIII
There is an vast body of literature, research, and analysis that exists on the topic of abolition. People, specifically Black feminists, have been rigorously engaging with the idea for decades. Just because it's an idea you're not familiar with doesn't mean it's worth dismissing.
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This one is particular powerful and speaks volume about the racialization in laboratory settings
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I made these for my own education, but also want to share them. They are "bite-sized" summary of peer-rev'd articles (which I provide a QR code that directs you to them). I will be sharing a few a day, will continue this project for as long as possible. #Strike4BlackLives #BLM
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.@NPR, @MorningEdition, @NPRinskeep: Why is your news coverage so focused on "controlling" the protests, while you hardly mention that three of the four officers involved haven't been charged?
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@gavin_mcnicol @GilesPalaeoLab @emsaurios @seis_matters Hey Gavin, we've met a few times at conferences like this. It's important to see this in the context of diversity and inclusion in the sciences. Allies (myself included!) need to be doing the work. Reading this is a good place to start:
frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…
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@GilesPalaeoLab @emsaurios @seis_matters @GilesPalaeoLab I honestly don’t think it’s appropriate to comment about that on here. What is your point?
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We can't go back to business as usual. What I'm taking away from this crisis isn't what the Earth can look like with less pollution, but what humans can do when we work together.
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A lot of other people have been speaking up about this, notably @DrKateMarvel, (drillednews.com/post/i-am-a-ma…).
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A great resource (free, public) for exploring the impact of the COVID crisis on CO2 levels is the Keeling Curve.
scripps.ucsd.edu/programs/keeli…
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