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Daniel Müller

H-index: 18
Environmental science 54%
Agriculture 14%

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glp-earth.bsky.social
New GLP ECN webinar!
Storytelling for science communication & land systems transformation

📅 Sept 30, 2025 | ⏰ 10 AM ET
with Dr. Nicholas Magliocca (Univ. of Alabama)

Come learn how storytelling can power science & transformation.
👉 Register here: umd.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

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iamo-lsg.bsky.social
🦋 The Land System Group is now on Bluesky!
We're excited to share some interesting insights from our research group at IAMO. Keep up to date by following us.
My colleague, Patrick Meyfroidt, has 3 PhD positions and 2 Postdoc positions as part of a new ERC grant on 'land use, sustainability, and democratic backsliding'. Hoping to reach Canadian candidates through this post.

landsystems-lab.earth/news/25-07-3...
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cdeunibe.bsky.social
Now open: Call for sessions for GLP's 5th Open Science Meeting OSM5! Join the Global Land Programme in Oaxaca: 4-8 November 2024 "Pathways to Sustainable and Just Land Systems". event.fourwaves.com/osm2024/pages

@juliegwen.bsky.social @erleellis.bsky.social

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futureearth.bsky.social
Zia Mehrabi is part of the Global Land Programme and works at the University of Colorado Boulder.

His research published in @science.org found that farms using multiple diversification strategies—like soil care, crop variety & water conservation—achieve the best results for people and nature.
Future Earth Member Awarded International Frontiers Planet Prize | Future Earth
futureearth.org

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danielmu11er.bsky.social
A comprehensive field- and farm-level land-use dataset from the Integrated Administration and Control System (IACS) is now available: doi.org/10.1038/s415... #OpenData #EUAgri #LandUse #SustainableFarming
Field and farm-level data on agricultural land use for the European Union - Scientific Data
Scientific Data - Field and farm-level data on agricultural land use for the European Union
doi.org
danielmu11er.bsky.social
Inclusion of #ENSO & #NAO climate indices enhances prediction accuracy and reduces uncertainty of seasonal discharge when incorporated into snowpack data, especially at longer lead times. @gfz.bsky.social @iamo.bsky.social
Snow water equivalent estimates and climate oscillation indices that were used as predictors
danielmu11er.bsky.social
Our new study combines snow-water equivalent data with #climate teleconnections in an ensemble-stacking workflow to improve seasonal #streamflow forecasts in #CentralAsia at various lead times: hess.copernicus.org/articles/29/...
Machine-learning workflow of the ensemble-based forecast approach
dirknkarger.bsky.social
🌿 Join Our Team as Postdoctoral Researcher in Regional Climate Downscaling at the Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL in Switzerland and lead the development of regional, highresolution climate scenarios for Armenia. @wslresearch.bsky.social @wsl-dme.bsky.social apply.refline.ch/273855/1747/...

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consbiogoe.bsky.social
Changes in #grazing patterns explain post-Soviet fire trends on the Eurasian #steppe better than #climate.
More empirical evidence that the build up of biomass due to the collapse of livestock systems made Kazakhstan a global #fire hotspot:
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
danielmu11er.bsky.social
The data cover 19 EU countries with up to 17 years of annual data. It includes detailed crop codes, farm identifiers, and organic cultivation status—crucial for analysing land-use changes and farming practices
danielmu11er.bsky.social
A comprehensive field- and farm-level land-use dataset from the Integrated Administration and Control System (IACS) is now available: doi.org/10.1038/s415... #OpenData #EUAgri #LandUse #SustainableFarming
Field and farm-level data on agricultural land use for the European Union - Scientific Data
Scientific Data - Field and farm-level data on agricultural land use for the European Union
doi.org
danielmu11er.bsky.social
futureearth.bsky.social
Zia Mehrabi is part of the Global Land Programme and works at the University of Colorado Boulder.

His research published in @science.org found that farms using multiple diversification strategies—like soil care, crop variety & water conservation—achieve the best results for people and nature.
Future Earth Member Awarded International Frontiers Planet Prize | Future Earth
futureearth.org

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futureearth.bsky.social
Congratulations to Future Earth community member Zia Mehrabi, one of three international winners of the 2025 Frontiers Planet Prize!

He was recognized for research showing how agricultural diversification can benefit both human and environmental health. He'll receive $1M to scale up his work. 🌱🌍

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tamarhaspel.bsky.social
The researchers contacted the authors of the original studies -- 156 of them.

And you know how many were willing to share data?

14% of them.

If we're going to address replication issues, it has to start with sharing data.

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o-delgiorgio.bsky.social
In it, we bring up four main hurdles we and other women around us have faced through the early stages of our careers, and outline several (of many other) actions that we see as necessary for achieving gender equity in academia.

(Nice synthesis of our piece here: www.fu-berlin.de/en/presse/in...)
Systemic Sexism in Academia: New Study Outlines the Structural Hurdles Facing Women
An international team of researchers, including Professor María Piquer-Rodríguez from Freie Universität Berlin, has investigated systemic sexism in early academic careers and is calling for institutio...
www.fu-berlin.de
biogeoberlin.bsky.social
Putting land claiming on the map reveals that the footprint of agricultural frontiers extends far into seemingly ‘intact’ forests.
New paper by @o-delgiorgio.bsky.social in PNAS @pnas.org
www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
@matthiasbaumann.bsky.social
@tkuemmerle.bsky.social
@yannlepolain.bsky.social
danielmu11er.bsky.social
We used the mean temperature of the warmest quarter from 23 global climate models to project areas above the climatic treeline for several SSPs. In the high-emissions scenario, the climatic treeline almost entirely disappears in about 50 years.
Actual and projected climatic treeline positions. Left: North-Western Carpathians (High Tatras); right: Southern Carpathians (Făgăraș)
danielmu11er.bsky.social
Depending on future climate projections, the climatic envelope for alpine ecosystems is expected to decrease to 410–515 km2 by 2040, 100–320 km2 by 2060, and 15–290 km2 by 2080 (3)
danielmu11er.bsky.social
We identified the climatic treeline on high-resolution sat imagery, then correlated these with the location of the treeline. The mean temperature of the warmest quarter correlated most with treeline location. The current total area of the climatic envelope for alpine ecosystems is ~1,370 km2 (2)

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glp-earth.bsky.social
🌎 Call for Applications!!

The GLP Early Career Network & START are offering 5 Small Seed Awards (USD 1000 each) for projects led by ecr's & practitioners tackling Land System Science challenges.

More info here: drive.google.com/file/d/1qHkX...
Apply here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

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tkuemmerle.bsky.social
Come and join us in Berlin - at a great university in a vibrant, livable, and green city!

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zalf.bsky.social
🌾Is a new drought coming to parts of Europe? ZALF and @dwdderwetterdienst.bsky.social warn:
Soils in Eastern Europe and some parts of Germany are very dry. An extremely dry winter has not been able to replenish water reserves. www.zalf.de/en/aktue... #agriculture #climate change 🧪
Bodenfeuchte Daten für Europa im März 2025

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resiliencesci.bsky.social
Meltdown of trust in weakly governed economies
Polasky+
doi.org/10.1073/pnas...

via "the intrinsic tendency for inequality to grow,
media to boost perceived unfairness, &
self-interest to gain rewards at the expense of others"
however,
investment in public good can create a high-trust state
Figure - Some emergent mechanisms in economies that may affect trust. Weakly governed market economies unleash mechanisms that can undermine trust. Well-functioning democratic regimes may dampen such effects. Note that various feedback loops (+ or −) exist that may amplify change toward either a low-trust or a high-trust regime. There is an intrinsic tendency for societies to move toward the right toward state capture and processes that undermine trust. Historically, aging states have been shown to lose resilience due to such intrinsic undermining tendencies, leading to the termination of states (76). The alternation between periods in which the virtuous versus vicious feedbacks dominate may drive oscillations between regimes (77). Yet, some states historically survived much longer than others, suggesting that processes such as institutional revitalization may prevent or delay the loss of resilience (76) and the meltdown of trust we discuss.

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