Fwd: [Scientists-warning] Eleven new scientists' warning articles published and many in the works
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Charles Chester
Jul 16, 2020, 7:12:41 AM7/16/20
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Hi gep-eders,
Apologies if this has already come across, but this article collection might be of interest.
All best,
Begin forwarded message:From: scientistswarning <scientis...@oregonstate.edu>Subject: [Scientists-warning] Eleven new scientists' warning articles published and many in the worksDate: July 15, 2020 at 7:15:01 PM EDTResent-From: <Charles...@tufts.edu>Reply-To: "cof_n...@cof.orst.edu" <cof_n...@cof.orst.edu>_______________________________________________Dear Alliance of World Scientists Member, We are growing in numbers and currently have 25,781 scientists listed with the Alliance of World Scientists. As part of the Scientists’ Warning Publication Series, we have eleven new narrow-focused scientists’ warning articles published or in press (see list below) in addition to the nine previously published narrow-focused scientists’ warning articles. Thanks and stay safe during Covid-19, BillWilliam J. Ripple, Distinguished Professor of Ecology, Oregon State University
Email: scientis...@oregonstate.eduScientists’ Warning Mailbag (recent correspondence from other groups that may be of interest):Click here if you are a scientist interested in completing a short poll on climate change.Click here if you want to learn about scientistswarning.org, which is a grassroots citizens group that is promoting the scientist warnings.Narrow-focused scientists’ warning articles that are published, planned, or in review/prep as of July 2020. (the 20 published/in-press manuscripts are hyperlinked and are at the top of the list). Feel free to propose more articles to me and I will put you on the list. Please forgive me if I have made a mistake on your article.Eleven newly published articles:Title Lead AuthorScientists' warning to humanity on insect extinctions Pedro CardosoThe second warning to humanity—Why ethology matters? Wolfgang GoymannScientists' warning on endangered food webs Ruben H. HelenoScientists’ Warning to Humanity: Rapid degradation of the world’s large lakes Jean-Philippe JennyWorld Scientists’ Warning of a Climate Emergency William J. RippleSolutions for humanity on how to conserve insects Michael J. SamwaysWhy Do Society and Academia Ignore the ‘Scientists Warning to Humanity’ on population? Haydn WashingtonScientists’ warning on affluence Thomas WiedmannNine previously published articles:Title Lead AuthorScientistsʼ Warning on Climate Change and Medicinal Plants Wendy L. ApplequistScientists’ warning to humanity: microorganisms and climate change Ricardo CavicchioliScientists’ warning on wildfire — a Canadian perspective Sean C.P. CooganThe Second Warning to Humanity – Providing a Context for Wetland Management and Policy C. M. FinlaysonScientists must act on our own warnings to humanity Charlie GardnerThe second warning to humanity—Why ethology matters? Wolfgang GoymannScientists’ warning to humanity: strategic thinking on economic development, population, Helen Kopnina
poverty and ecological sustainability in the Mediterranean and beyondThe Scientist: Creator and Destroyer—“Scientists’ Warning to Humanity” Is a Wake-Up Call Marek Cuhra
for ResearchersThirty seven articles in-prep or review:Title Lead AuthorScientists’ Warning on Semiarid Savannas Ana AndreuScientists’ Warning on Medicinal Plants Wendy ApplequistScientists’ warning on landscape homogenization Victor Arroyo-RodriguezScientists’ Warning on chemical pollution Thomas BackhausEmergency Climate Warming above 1.5C Peter CarterScientists’ Warning on Coral Reefs Carla ElliffScientists’ warning on the arthropod-borne pathogens Agustín Estrada-PeñaScientists’ Warning on Beaches and Coastal Wetlands Chip FletcherScientists' Warning for Gynecologists Jan Greguš, MDScientists' Warning on Pesticide Impact Gwenaël ImfeldScientists’ Warning on our Deep Ocean Rachel JeffreysScientists’ Warning on Marine Conservation David JohnsScientists’ warning on endocrine-disrupting chemicals Martin L. KaongaScientists' Warning on climate change and infectious diseases Kyrre KausrudScientists’ Warning on Pollination Conservation Peter KevanScientists’ Warning for Health Systems Jade KhalifeScientists’ Warning on Congo Fish Conservation Tchalondawa KisekelwaScientists’ Warning on Limbless Subterranean Amphibians Ramachandran KotharambathScientists’ Warning on Old Arctic Sea Ice Benjamin LangeWarning on ElectroMagnetic Waves Gauthier LASOUScientists’ Warning on Indigenous Knowledge Dana LepofskyScientists’ warning and forest disturbances Alex LeverkusScientist’s Warning on Human Population Growth William LidickerScientists’ Warning on climate change in cities Brenda LinScientists' Warning from Conservation Physiologists Christine MadligerScientists’ Warning on Ethical Security Jean S. RenoufScientists’ Warning on Refugees and the Environmental Crisis Mukul SharifScientists’ Warning on Rocky Outcrop Vegetation Fernando SilveiraScientists' Warning on Bird Conservation Jeff SnyderScientists’ Warning on Food Gardens Daniela SoleriScientists’ Warning on Soundscapes Jérôme SueurScientists’ Warning on the connection with nature. Jerónimo Torres-PorrasScientists’ Warning on Inland Water Conservation Lars TranvikScientists’ Warning on Sea Ice Peter WadhamsScientists’ Warning on Deserts Glenda WardleScientists’ Warning of More Pandemics* William Ripple*If you have expertise in zoonotic diseases, please write Bill Ripple atscientis...@oregonstate.edu if you wish to be a reviewer for this commentary.
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