Thanks to all for the good wishes about the appearance of the new book #Phosphorus. I thought I’d post a thread giving more info about the book's contents and its intended audience. Please RT.

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Heading home to USA. But feeling empty. Likely this is my last post here. Need to focus on how to go forward.

Last night in China! Memorable with spectacular river cruise to see the skyline. I was last here 25 years ago - mind blowing changes. So many thanks to my fantastic former student Ze Ren who made many of the arrangements for this wonderful 2-week journey.

RT @KirstenSeestern: New post doc position on implications of cyanobacteria for insects is open at @FBL_UCPH.

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Goodbye Wuhan. Had a great (but short) time at the lake and river meeting. Also shared some special time with these lovable but endangered goofballs (Yangtze River finless porpoise)

This turned into an incredible Sunday PM when we ascended (by gondola then ca 1000 stairs) to view the glacier at Jade Dragon Snow Mountain. From ca 6500 ft at the river in the AM to 15350 in the PM ! .(Yes I took a little oxygen. )

Group picture time!.

Getting ready to talk about stoichiometric imbalance in lakes in Wuhan. My third time here at v influential Inst of Hydrobiology.

Incredible Sunday AM - hiked down to Yangtze River in Leaping Tiger Gorge. Returned via the "Brave Ladder" - 168 rungs (in three sections). Yowhee!

Here’s some more. But man it wrecked my legs !