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Fish in the Fields: UC Davis's Bold Approach to Sustainable Farming
Просмотров 799День назад
🌾🐟 Step into the fields of innovation with UC Davis College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences! This video showcases a pioneering research initiative by the Wildlife, Fish, and Conservation Biology department, where ecological balance meets agricultural productivity. Through the introduction of golden shiners into California's rice fields, our researchers explore the benefit on local wi...
Unlocking the Secrets of Sustainable Cork Harvesting
Просмотров 77314 дней назад
Dive into the world of sustainable cork harvesting on the UC Davis campus in this informative look. Witness how specialists carefully harvest cork to maintain tree health and promote long-term sustainability. This video showcases UC Davis's commitment to green practices and its role in pioneering environmental education.
UC Davis AES Symposium 2024: Pioneering Futures in Agricultural, Environmental, and Social Sciences
Просмотров 3128 дней назад
Experience the highlights of the UC Davis Symposium on Agricultural, Environmental, and Social Sciences 2024. Join Dean Dillard along with experts like Secretaries Karen Ross and Wade Crowfoot, as well as 28 distinguished faculty members, in exploring impactful research funded by the Agricultural Experiment Station. Dive into discussions across four vital themes-air quality, water resource mana...
UC Davis Symposium: Air
Просмотров 1728 дней назад
Air Moderator: Cort Anastasio, Land Air and Water Resources Lightning talk: Ermias Kebreab, Associate Dean, Animal Science Lightning talk: Yufang Jin, Land, Air and Water Resources Panelist: Clare Cannon, Human Ecology Panelist: Qi Zhang, Environmental Toxicology Panelist: Kyaw Tha Paw U, Land, Air and Water Resources Panelist: Rajinder Sahota, California Air Resources Board
UC Davis Symposium: Closing Remarks
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Closing Address Karen Ross, Secretary, California Department of Food and Agriculture
UC Davis Symposium: Keynotes
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Afternoon Keynotes Wade Crowfoot, Secretary, California Natural Resources Agency Kim McCoy Wade, Senior Advisor on Aging, Disability and Alzheimer’s, Office of Governor Gavin Newsom
UC Davis Symposium: Opening Remarks
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Opening Remarks Helene Dillard, Dean, College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, UC Davis
UC Davis Symposium: Water
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Water Moderator: Andrew Whitehead, Chair, Environmental Toxicology Lightning talk: Helen Dahlke, Land, Air and Water Resources Lightning talk: Andre Daccache, Biological and Agricultural Engineering Panelist: Anne Todgham, Chair, Animal Science Panelist: Jonathan London, Human Ecology Panelist: Luis Diaz-Garcia, Viticulture and Enology Panelist: Isaya Kisekka, Biological and Agricultural Engine...
UC Davis Symposium: Working Lands and People
Просмотров 4028 дней назад
Working Lands and People Moderator: Mark Lubell, Environmental Science and Policy Lightning talk: Majdi Abou Najm, Land, Air and Water Resources Lightning talk: Emily Schlickman, Human Ecology Panelist: Rachel Vannette, Entomology and Nematology Panelist: Joanne Emerson, Plant Pathology Panelist: Valerie Eviner, Plant Sciences Panelist: John Eadie, Wildlife, Fish and Conservation Biology Paneli...
UC Davis Symposium: Healthy Communities
Просмотров 928 дней назад
Healthy Food and Communities Moderator: Christopher Simmons, Chair, Food Science and Technology Lightning talk: N. Claire Napawan, Human Ecology Lightning talk: Lauren Au, Nutrition Panelist: Christine Diepenbrock, Plant Sciences Panelist: Brittany Chambers, Human Ecology Panelist: Jesus Barajas, Environmental Science and Policy Panelist: Timothy Beatty, Agricultural and Resource Economics Pane...
Alaska's Rusting Rivers: The Alarming Impact of Permafrost Thaw on Arctic Rivers
Просмотров 100 тыс.Месяц назад
In this video, researchers from University of California Davis, National Park Service, and USGS, reveal the startling discovery of over 75 streams and rivers in Alaska's Brooks Range turning orange due to metals released in permafrost thaw. We delve into the consequences of this phenomenon, its impact on aquatic ecosystems and local communities, and the ongoing research efforts to understand an...
Discover UC Davis CA&ES: Leading the Future of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
Просмотров 240Месяц назад
Welcome to the UC Davis College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CA&ES)! 🌿📚 Join us on a journey through one of the nation's top institutions for agricultural and environmental research, education, and innovation.
Academic Probation April 2024
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Academic Probation April 2024
Academic Probation
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Academic Probation
2023 Year In Review
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2023 Year In Review
UC Davis Scholarship Workshop
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UC Davis Scholarship Workshop
Researchers are Decoding Nail Trims for Cats
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Researchers are Decoding Nail Trims for Cats
UC Davis Wine Harvest
Просмотров 3158 месяцев назад
UC Davis Wine Harvest
2023 CA&ES College Welcome!
Просмотров 1958 месяцев назад
2023 CA&ES College Welcome!
UC Davis Contained Research Facility Tour
Просмотров 3859 месяцев назад
UC Davis Contained Research Facility Tour
Gray Wolf Research
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Gray Wolf Research
Undeclared/Exploratory Webinar
Просмотров 14111 месяцев назад
Undeclared/Exploratory Webinar
Understanding and Navigating Academic Probation
Просмотров 12911 месяцев назад
Understanding and Navigating Academic Probation
Aggie Jumpstart Meet and Greet
Просмотров 27311 месяцев назад
Aggie Jumpstart Meet and Greet
Queer Flower Garden at the UC Davis Student Farm
Просмотров 459Год назад
Queer Flower Garden at the UC Davis Student Farm
The Tree Doctor of UC Davis
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The Tree Doctor of UC Davis
UC Davis Strawberry Breeding Program
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UC Davis Strawberry Breeding Program
CA&ES Give Day 2023
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CA&ES Give Day 2023
thought/space: ep5 : Arboretum
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thought/space: ep5 : Arboretum

Комментарии

  • @Astroponicist
    @Astroponicist 23 часа назад

    So, go to the source of one of these contaminated river tributaries, instal a centrifugal filter, take the resulting caked material to a testing laboratory. if the sample cake has enough rare Earth content; the rivers could be protected via aggressive centrifugal filtration, followed by processing of the cake for Rare Earth metals, the tailings from this processing will concentrate less valuable metals making secondary processing a possibility.

  • @kenalv
    @kenalv 8 дней назад

    Climate change deniers be like "Water changing color is normal, humans are supposed to evolve to adapt to it". I would love to see how those crooks mutated to adapt to their own shit

  • @joefletcher2948
    @joefletcher2948 10 дней назад

    Mt.shasta also has high levels of metal mostly aluminum from the chemicals they spray our skys with ,nearly everyday around the world, tennesee and new Hampshire are on the right path of banning chemical spraying in our sky, .i find it odd people dont look up and notice there capped in white ,and you can see the clouds .clouds are not brown ...period ,sad ,

  • @wyliem
    @wyliem 10 дней назад

    China and the Asian countries have been doing this for 100 yrs.

  • @ruralangwin
    @ruralangwin 13 дней назад

    I hope they make it!

  • @finn3408
    @finn3408 14 дней назад

    Gold mine pollution

  • @nelia039
    @nelia039 15 дней назад

    The comment section is completely the opposite of what should be going on with this video. Yikes

  • @user-iy7lf9cs3n
    @user-iy7lf9cs3n 17 дней назад

    The earth has been doing this for all time changes

  • @brucerazor5202
    @brucerazor5202 18 дней назад

    Don’t tell me global warming 😂 It’s a natural element get over it

  • @offgridmangogrower
    @offgridmangogrower 19 дней назад

    Are volunteers needed? Past exp usgs, water board. Industrial waste insp. This really caught my attention….very familiar with in place treatment systems for metals and package plants…

  • @user-wk1mw9nj3i76
    @user-wk1mw9nj3i76 20 дней назад

    Not just affecting aquatic organisms and humans, but all animals. Hate to see this. If Trump is elected, he will approve large scale copper mining on the very edge of the BWCA wilderness in Minnesota. That threatens a permanent pollution of the relatively pristine waters, and the drainage into Lake Superior. The well-being of nature depends on your vote.

  • @Living_Despite
    @Living_Despite 21 день назад

    Sounds like mining opportunity.

  • @Kingpoint
    @Kingpoint 21 день назад

    Excellent video and science! We observed the same phenomena here in the Yukon.....a small drainage called Cache Creek, part of the McQuesten River watershed...once a healthy stream, it shifted rapidly over a few years to a natural ARD impacted drainage by the early 2000s. There was no history or active mining within the Cache Creek watershed. In 2011 we attempted to document the source of the ARD as well as the cause of this shift and, although we could only speculate at the time, it was thought that the loss of permafrost in the upper reaches of the creek was the trigger that caused the dramatic shift in water quality. This allowed subsurface mineralized deposits (frozen for thousands of years) to become more susceptible to oxidation and ARD generation. It continues today....

  • @pg8393
    @pg8393 21 день назад

    It's called silt , the thawing of the permafrost can now mix causing coloring in the river

  • @alaminallo
    @alaminallo 22 дня назад

    Your video is really very useful. But did you know that your video is not reaching your audience?

  • @tommynickels4570
    @tommynickels4570 25 дней назад

    Well, you keep electing governments that promote NeoLiberal values. "Grow the economy" "good jobs"...

  • @Grasshopper-of
    @Grasshopper-of 25 дней назад

    We don’t trust white man who speaks with two tongue 👅 and their broken treaties then and now and their masonic words……and they know what happened it ain’t no perma frost ok sure but most will believe(be-lie-ve)….but some not of true spirit and discernment and common sense and the truth is stranger than fiction

  • @bobcaygeon975
    @bobcaygeon975 26 дней назад

    Bottle that and sell it as Glacier-fed Iron Water. With proper marketing someone could crush it.

  • @legostarwars1361
    @legostarwars1361 26 дней назад

    YOU ARE ALL MISSING THE BIG PICTURE, THE IS A HUGE OPERTUENTY FOR NATURAL RESOURCE EXTRACTION, INCULDING MINING FOR NICKEL, COPPER, ZINC AND IRON! THE STATE WLL BE ABLE TO BUILD A 4 LANE DIVIDED HWY FROM ANCHORAGE TO THE NORTH COAST WHICH WOULD BE A GAME CHANGER FOR ALL BIG RIGS THAT TAKE THE VERY DANGEROUS JOURNEY EVERY WINTER! THE STATE AND PRIVATE PARTNERS CAN THEN START FRACKING FOR NATURAL GAS AND DRILLING FOR ETHICAL OIL AND TURN ALASKA INTO TEXAS 2.0! BECAUSE WE ALL NEED IT WEATHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT! CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES ARE THE ONLY CONUTRIES WITH ELECTED GOVERNMENTS AND HAVE LARGE RESERVES OF OIL AND NATURAL GAS! ALL THE OTHER CONUTRIES THAT HAVE LARGE RESERVES ARE RUSSIA, NORTH AFRICA AND THE MIDDLE EAST WHICH ARE ALL RUN BY DICTATORS! WHEN THE WESTREN CONUTRIES AROUND THE WOURLD BUY OIL AND NATURAL GAS FROM THESE CONUTRIES IT FUNDS THER WAR CHEST THUS RESULTING IN COSTLY ARMED CONFLICTS!

  • @doubleslit9513
    @doubleslit9513 26 дней назад

    You see this in the Chesapeake Bay as well. As matter of fact, along the shore line one can pickup rust colored climbs of clay mixed with iron. I think the bay was formed by an iron rich meteor that struck 80 million years ago. But I’m working off a fading memory here.

  • @lizzydog5728
    @lizzydog5728 26 дней назад

    ALL WE HAD TO DO WAS RESPECT LIFE AND ENVIRONMENT? THE LIFE WE POISONED! CREATES THE OXYGEN AND IS THE BEGINNING OF FOOD CHAIN!

  • @shareebee2158
    @shareebee2158 26 дней назад

    We’re doomed

  • @user-ug2jf4nr1u
    @user-ug2jf4nr1u 27 дней назад

    Chissà cheii...ieii...buteii...nelegueii...

  • @bccradventures84
    @bccradventures84 27 дней назад

    We are so doomed. It’s not because of earth just doing its normal thing…. It’s us that are dooming the planet thinking that we are so smart and that we understand the world better than Mother Nature does. Every spring this takes place. Every time there a big rain storm this takes place. Generally, people are just shit stupid and full of theirselves!!! A reset should happen, hopefully people with common sense survive .. if not, then so be it. The next sentinel being here can try again with their own form of intelligence……

  • @michaelinhouston9086
    @michaelinhouston9086 27 дней назад

    Grade: A - . The video is too choppy - it is very distracting to change the scene or person speaking every few seconds. Ms Evinger and Mr Poulin are the only 2 people that were necessary to have speak. In spite of the disappointing editing and production, this video still gets an A- because it is virtually the only video on YT that has somebody (Mr Poulin) use the word "hypothesis" correctly and it is concise and presents clear information. I do give the editing and production team huge credit for not packing this video with fluff to make it longer (like most science videos on YT).

  • @DigiDuit
    @DigiDuit 27 дней назад

    Fear mongers, alarmists, liars. Why not show us video footage of the headwaters to " any" of these waterways???

  • @magicone9327
    @magicone9327 27 дней назад

    And the ones that are worried about and those that want to remove dams to save salmon are never going to see that come to fruition before the oceans food chain is stopped, then we start to die off quite rapidly.

  • @magicone9327
    @magicone9327 27 дней назад

    Yet the MAGAts won’t believe any of this! There should be a study to figure out why so many people are just so effen stupid!

  • @PDXDrumr
    @PDXDrumr 27 дней назад

    This is th future, and it's unfortunate we ended up here. There is no way back, alaskans will be walking in muck for decades, its over 😢

  • @o_o8203
    @o_o8203 27 дней назад

    "aquatic, environment, and human health" let's stop separating ourselves from the environment. Yes it is semantics to a point, but we depend on the environment for our health.

  • @makalipo
    @makalipo 27 дней назад

    What most people don’t realize, is that the big oil, gas, & mining industries actually want global warming to continue, because it is opening up access to mining & oil drilling in areas of the Arctic that were previously inaccessible due to permafrost & ice. Think about it - because of their insatiable greed, these ultra-wealthy people truly don’t give a damn about catastrophic global warming or environmental degradation.

  • @GeminiGlass
    @GeminiGlass 28 дней назад

    Cycle of the planet, I'm sure this has happened before.

    • @user-ql9re3oq9m
      @user-ql9re3oq9m 18 дней назад

      Yes during the Paleocene Eocene Maximus- except that time earth released the CO2 and this time humans released it 10x faster than nature. Earth is on a trajectory to match this era in the paleo records.

  • @ryanreedgibson
    @ryanreedgibson 28 дней назад

    Here in America billionaires like the Koch and the Wilks will primary any GOP candidate who acknowledges climate change is real. The solution Alaska? Stop electing the GOP! This is NOT just an environmental issue, it's a political one.

  • @bevinboulder5039
    @bevinboulder5039 28 дней назад

    Have to wonder if they're having similar problems in Russia.

  • @JohnJ469
    @JohnJ469 29 дней назад

    So what happened about 8,000 years ago during the Holocene Optimum when temps were warmer?

    • @chriswerb7482
      @chriswerb7482 27 дней назад

      But how fast did they rise to reach that temperature compared to how long it would take with the crazy speed temperatures and greenhouse levels are rising now?

    • @JohnJ469
      @JohnJ469 26 дней назад

      @@chriswerb7482 A lot faster. The warming of 1.5 degrees or so since 1850 pales when compared to natural events. We mostly get our temperature records from the ice cores in Greenland and Antarctica so we have to allow for "Polar Amplification". (Basically temps go up and down faster at the poles than the rest of the planet.) Even so, the exit from the Younger Dryas the temp change in those regions was around 13 degrees in 70 years. When you look at the long term record (search for global temps 100k years) you'll find nearly 2 dozen times the temps rose and fell by 15-20 degrees in a couple of centuries. Alaska is a bit of a special case in this as even during the last glaciation it was pretty much ice free.

  • @westernexco1
    @westernexco1 29 дней назад

    Happens every Spring, LOL Also this is an old video and these people are not from Alaska. 23-24 had the most snow and ice buildup seen in many years

    • @chriswerb7482
      @chriswerb7482 27 дней назад

      No it doesn't. If it did the insect and vertebrate populations in the rivers would already be gone.

  • @douglasengle2704
    @douglasengle2704 29 дней назад

    It looks like glacial silt. The world has not been warming since 1992. Arctic is warming with reason proving to be warm Atlantic Ocean water migrating deeper and more frequently into the Arctic Ocean warming it and the region.

  • @scottekoontz
    @scottekoontz 29 дней назад

    Came to see the science aliterates deny reproducible findings, muse about their gut feelings and anecdotes, and was not disappointed.

  • @skehleben7699
    @skehleben7699 29 дней назад

    This is so depressing.

  • @Fred-dc2km
    @Fred-dc2km 29 дней назад

    Gold

  • @douglascooper1987
    @douglascooper1987 Месяц назад

    As the Earth's Magnetic Field Weakens Further, and the Sun comes to the Peak of this Solar Cycle, you will see More Radiation In and Therefore, MORE MELTING. NATURAL PROCESS.🆗

    • @scottekoontz
      @scottekoontz 29 дней назад

      A "peak" solar cycle that is lower than any peak in the past 70 years, but we can pretend it's the sun to entertain your gut feelings. And you may want to read about your other gut feelings: Why Variations in Earth’s Magnetic Field Aren’t Causing Today’s Climate Change, from NASA.

  • @philippeturco4670
    @philippeturco4670 Месяц назад

    THE NEW MEME STOCK IS 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉LUCY🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @hansfischer2391
    @hansfischer2391 Месяц назад

    I live in Alaska and been here 60 years and this been going on for years . Yes glaciers are melting but guess what more are growing it is earth doing it's thing . Sorry it may be a issue but it is more about research wanting more money. I have met researchers they say the same thing need money.

    • @scottekoontz
      @scottekoontz 29 дней назад

      Nice anecdotes. I'd rather go with the 100% science consensus that far more are melting than growing, that the overall ice is meting and permafrost is thawing. Guess what? More are NOT growing than melting. A 50% increase in CO2 is not Earth doing its thing.

  • @joyhill7315
    @joyhill7315 Месяц назад

    OK, you got no business trying to make us believe that you know what you're talking about when you can't (or won't!) even pronounce the word "Arctic" correctly. Ignorance and incompetence.

    • @scottekoontz
      @scottekoontz 29 дней назад

      YEAH!!!! It's why I don't believe ANYTHING that ever came from Hawking. So has Anthony Watts or Tony Heller pronounced it to your liking? They are really smart non-scientists.

  • @RonWuerch
    @RonWuerch Месяц назад

    BUNCH of BULL...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @pjgraham2211
    @pjgraham2211 Месяц назад

    Since climate change ills natural to the planet but seems to us as alarming, these are signs of change. With our magnetic poles changing and the magnetosphere weakening also we will need to stay vigilant to try and stay ahead of the game. Thanks for the paper!

  • @philwelsh4486
    @philwelsh4486 Месяц назад

    Some of those rivers ran “muddy” every spring through much of the season. I lived in Alaska for 25 years and still return. I’m not disputing all of the findings, but I do believe it is being used to discourage mining and oil/gas exploration in the VAST areas that they m append out. There are some current operations in some of those areas already. Taking this video at face value is being very naive about the absolute ENORMOUS geographical regions they have indicated. And, of course, it is a PBS production.

    • @scottekoontz
      @scottekoontz 29 дней назад

      Those darn scientists and their reproducible findings. And of course PBS productions are far far FAR better than any Fox entertainment musing.

  • @user-wo2eb8hp3d
    @user-wo2eb8hp3d Месяц назад

    you mean Alaska might be more livable soon?

    • @chriswerb7482
      @chriswerb7482 27 дней назад

      If it was, would it matter if civilisation was so disrupted that Alaska could no longer afford to import all the things necessary to make a life there, assuming those things still existed?

    • @user-wo2eb8hp3d
      @user-wo2eb8hp3d 23 дня назад

      @@chriswerb7482 nonsense

  • @patrobbromccreanor820
    @patrobbromccreanor820 Месяц назад

    Is there also GOLD?