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Staff Research Scientist at Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment. Carbon markets + Past, present, and future climate, carbon, and ecosystems

Palo Alto, CA
Joined March 2009
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@connornolan
Connor Nolan
7 years
Excited that this paper is out in the world! A global synthesis of vegetation change since the last glacial maximum based on 594 paleoecological records led by me, Steve Jackson, and @TucsonPeck!! https://t.co/aHej3lS6Ox
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@TNPlantBio
Trevor Nolan
2 years
🌱I'm thrilled to share that I will start my lab at Caltech in the Division of Biology and Biological Engineering this August! We'll investigate the cellular dynamics that drive organ development, focusing on the critical transitions between cell proliferation and differentiation
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@TNPlantBio
Trevor Nolan
3 years
How do hormone-mediated signaling networks vary in space and time? In our latest out in @ScienceMagazine we use time series scRNA-seq to profile brassinosteroid responses across the cell types and developmental stages of the Arabidopsis root. https://t.co/ivBz87Sez3
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@NPR
NPR
3 years
1 in 5 Sierra Nevada conifers are no longer compatible with the environmental conditions around them — raising questions about how to manage the land. Researchers say it may get worse.
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@robinsonmeyer
Robinson Meyer
3 years
So thrilled to finally share what I’ve been working on lately: Meet Heatmap, a new media company focused on the great climate and energy transition. We’re building for people ready for a deeper take on the world’s biggest story. 🐦: @Heatmap_News 🗺️: https://t.co/pjZvRCrFVz
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@avephill
Avery P. Hill, PhD
3 years
While it's surreal to see a chapter of my dissertation in NYT, I'm grateful for the opportunity to bring the conversation about impending ecological transitions and their implications to a broad audience. Thanks to coauthors @chrfield @connornolan @khemesphere @trevorcambron
@nytimes
The New York Times
3 years
A warming climate has created "zombie forests." A fifth of the conifer forests that blanket California's Sierra Nevada are left stranded in habitats that no longer suit them, according to a new Stanford University study.
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Connor Nolan
3 years
Maps of the vegetation-climate mismatch here:
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Connor Nolan
3 years
Stanford press release here:
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@connornolan
Connor Nolan
3 years
We have a new paper out today in @PNASNexus! We find that 19.5 of conifer forests in the CA Sierra Nevada are out of equilibrium with climate
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@connornolan
Connor Nolan
3 years
So exciting to be at the launch event for @stanforddoerr School of Sustainability! The beginning of an exciting new era!!
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Trevor Nolan
3 years
How do gene regulatory networks controlling hormone response vary in time and space? In our latest work https://t.co/OKajCNfMPG we use time-series scRNA-seq to profile brassinosteroid response across cell types and development stages of the Arabidopsis root
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@carbonplanorg
carbonplan
3 years
We’re excited to release a new tool to help quantify uncertainty across carbon dioxide removal (CDR) pathways, as part of a collaboration with Frontier led by @FreyaChay @joannaklitzke and @hausfath. (1/8) https://t.co/PgedlbCFEg
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carbonplan.org
An interactive tool for understanding CDR verification by exploring key uncertainties around carbon removal and durability outcomes for different CDR pathways
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@US_Stormwatch
Colin McCarthy
3 years
Today is the peak of California's worst September heatwave ever recorded. The number of locations recording 110°F+ is simply extraordinary. Many major cities have experienced their hottest day ever recorded, including San Jose and Santa Rosa. #Heatwave2022
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@ForrestFleisch1
Forrest Fleischman
3 years
I seem to be perpetually skeptical of claims made by more abstract thinkers that win-win solutions are around the corner. Perhaps this very abstract paper will help those abstract thinkers think about why win-win outcomes are less common than they think?
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@cdr_fyi
cdr.fyi
4 years
Today we're excited to launch https://t.co/LfzRiPj2V0: a new open reporting platform for high-durability carbon dioxide removal purchases & deliveries - 584,000 tons tracked (4.6% delivered) - $150M total sales - 540 orders x ~100 buyers, 70 suppliers, 40 marketplaces 🚀🧵👇
cdr.fyi
CDR.fyi is the reporting platform for the durable carbon removal market.
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@orbuch
Ryan Orbuch
4 years
👋 We've put together a @lowercarbon wishlist of carbon removal ideas, both geochemical and biological. A lot of them won’t work, most will need new research, but they all need ambitious founders to try them!
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lowercarbon.com
You make 'em good, we'll fund 'em well.
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@StanfordWoods
Stanford Woods Institute
4 years
“Reforestation projects need higher standards. This approach could ensure that nature-based carbon removal projects work the way they should." - @Stanford’s @connornolan on new carbon credit market label:
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@VerraStandards
Verra - Standards for a Sustainable Future
4 years
Today Verra launched a pre-consultation for a new #carboncredit market label, ABACUS, that has the potential to unlock crucial finance for high-quality & trusted carbon removal. Submit comments by 7 August: https://t.co/lL1g2jPtwr #NetZero
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Connor Nolan
4 years
New ABACUS label proposing new standards for high-quality carbon removal in Verra: https://t.co/0AC2Zf3rjB Currently in pre-consultation phase, looking forward to seeing the response in the coming months.
verra.org
The ABACUS label is intended to catalyze the growth of nature-based GHG removal credits. Today, Verra launched a pre-consultation for a new carbon credit market label, ABACUS, that has the
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@eco_pelle
Adam Pellegrini
4 years
Considering how soil C is associated with minerals? Check out this amazing global analysis by @GeorgiouKat and co-authors for estimates of global stocks, driving factors behind the associations, and its ability to explain C accumulation. Wow! https://t.co/6fzVnvGN0y
nature.com
Nature Communications - Mineral-organic associations play a key role in soil carbon preservation. Here, Georgiou et al. produce global estimates of mineral-associated soil carbon, providing insight...
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