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Christopher Kilner, PhD @christopher.eco · 04/02/2025

🚨We’re hiring! 🚨 In just six months, Isometric built & certified the most rigorous Reforestation Protocol. Now, we need experts to help scale our impact. If you have experience in #Forestry or #RemoteSensing, join us! Let’s rebuild trust in the VCM together 🌳 Application 🔗 ⬇️ #CarbonRemoval #CDR

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Carbon Removal Scientist, Forestry

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Christopher Kilner, PhD @christopher.eco · 19/11/2024

🌍 1/ I’ve officially started @Isometric_HQ as their first forestry-focused Carbon Removal Scientist, joining a team dedicated to scaling transparent, tech-enabled carbon removal (CDR) solutions. Here’s why Isometric is raising the bar on climate action⬇️ isometric.com

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Isometric | High quality carbon credits, backed by science.

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Christopher Kilner, PhD @christopher.eco · 04/03/2024

Proud to announce my first first-author paper in Global Change Biology! In simulating climate change, we find a striking functional divergence in peatland protist traits despite a compositional convergence, with elevated CO2 results countering established metabolic theory! doi.org/10.1111/gcb....

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Temperature and CO2 interactively drive shifts in the compositional and functional structure of peatland protist communities

Global Change Biology is an environmental change journal tackling issues such as sustainability, climate change and environmental protection.

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Christopher Kilner, PhD @christopher.eco · 04/03/2024

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Temperature and CO2 interactively drive shifts in the compositional and functional structure of peatland protist communities

Global Change Biology is an environmental change journal tackling issues such as sustainability, climate change and environmental protection.

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Christopher Kilner, PhD @christopher.eco · 13/02/2024

Looking for a last-minute #Valentines gift? 💘 The #Statistics say skip the stress! Whether you're 18 or 80, candy is the sweetest bet🍬 For love that's grown wiser, a card hits the heart 💌 And for the young and young at ❤️, sparkle with jewelry💍 #TidyTuesday #dataviz

Infographic titled 'Oh, to be Young and in Love,' showing popular Valentine's Day gifts by age group. A pink line graph illustrates the popularity trend: Candy and greeting cards are consistently favored across all ages. Flowers and evening out experiences peak in the 25-34 age group, while jewelry spikes among the 18-24 age group. The least popular gifts are clothing and gift cards. Icons of men and women represent percentages next to each gift category, indicating popularity. The source of the data is the National Retail Federation. Christopher L. Kilner, PhD generated the graphic.

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