Professor of Earth's Water @CU_EARTH @CUWaterResearch in groundwater, hydrology, sustainability, climate change & their interactions. Views are my own.
Joined March 2017
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Drylands are not just expanding due to climate change—they're driving their own growth!
New research by Akash Koppa in Science @_blissville @jekeune @_kmichaelides @SISeneviratne
science.org/doi/abs/10.1126/…
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Very excited to announce the launch of
THE WATERSHED POLLUTION MAP!
River health, landfills, sewage, road run-off, intensive farming, big industry, forever chemicals, abandoned mines, bathing waters, flood risk, protected areas and so much more... 🧵
bit.ly/45GBMRQ
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A world-first groundwater temperature model predicts an average warming between 2.1-3.5°C by the century's end🌡
Dr Gabriel Rau (@hydrogeoscience) and @CDUni's Dr @DylanJIrvine developed the model to reveal the implications caused by climate change 👉 bit.ly/3yGsmt6
ALT A man wearing jeans and a grey hoodie is crouched down working on a laptop next to a blue water pump in a misty, grassy field.
ALT A man with glasses, standing confidently with folded arms, wearing a black shirt, in a classroom setting. There are students and laboratory equipment blurred in the background, suggesting an educational environment.
ALT A man kneels next to a white survey marker surrounded by red and white equipment in a wooded area, engaged in environmental or land surveying activities.
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Our new discovery of the first Freshwater on Earth 4 billion years ago was published at @Nature Geoscience.
nature.com/articles/s41561-0…
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This year, 2024, the Realisation Festival is focused on the soul. So what might be meant by this simultaneously crucial but elusive aspect of ourselves and life in all its fullness?
I've posted a few thoughts on my blog markvernon.com/what-is-soul-… @Realisation2023
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I'm recruiting a post-doc! Are you an interdisciplinary researcher with an interest in disaster preparedness?
Come and work with me at @CU_EARTH ⬇️
krb-sjobs.brassring.com/TGne…
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In hydrogeology, "slug tests" allow calculation of hydraulic conductivity.
Did you know that fluctuations in atmospheric pressure naturally subject boreholes to a constant "slug test"?
Find out here: link.springer.com/article/10…
@iahgroundwater @iahaustralia
💧🌏🌱 #groundwater
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To read and sign the Indigenous Groundwater Déclaration : declaration.iah.org.au/
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Are you interested in designing your own PhD project, to work on a climate-related topic, starting this Autumn? If so, check out the link below! 👇
nercgw4plus.ac.uk/apply
Note the application criteria...
@CU_EARTH
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I’m advised that I shouldn’t say what I really think about this because one has to treat politicians who behave in this manner as difficult children and allow them to grandstand. But I will say that almost everyone I speak to has run out of patience. on.ft.com/3OiFxWG
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Personally, if I received reviews like this from my peers, I would withdraw my paper.
The peer reviews for "Evidence for the deliberate burial of the dead by Homo naledi" have been posted.
elifesciences.org/reviewed-p…
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The excitement about ChatGPT has propelled AI into the mainstream. But, it's drawing attention away from the real issue: the societal harms that AI systems and tools are causing now go.nature.com/3pxCOil
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Celebrating the cultural #diversity at the #school of Earth and #environmental Sciences @cardiffuni With colleagues from all over the world. I am wearing a Manta Wayuu, the typical dress for indigenous women in the north of Colombia.
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1) Homo NOledi? Some thoughts about the new pre-prints (not yet peer reviewed or published…).
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Body transfer illusion is the illusion of owning a part of a body other than one's own. This is the famous rubber hand experiment and it tricks your brain.
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Wow, i'm so excited to see this finally come out... hess.copernicus.org/articles…
Ever wondered what hydrological mechanisms support pools along non-perennial rivers during the dry months, and how to figure out the hydrology of your fieldsite? This will help.
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NEW: @davemacleod111 & colleagues demonstrate a new method for producing seasonal water forecasts ⬇️
journals.plos.org/climate/ar…
@D2E_Project @CU_EARTH @GeogBristol @icpac_igad @_kmichaelides @dagmawiteklu @rosolemh2o @markocuthbert @erick_otenyo @KhalidHassabal2 @_blissville
ALT Fig. 4 from MacLeod et al., showing visualised translation of the MAM2022 GHACOF forecast to water forecasts using QBR.
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Today's @CU_EARTH Switzerland geography students have been enjoying big bridges over big debris flows
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Support our urgent appeal so we can help those in #Pakistan who, right now, have no choice but to drink flood water 👉 fal.cn/3rwPW
Disease outbreaks are only one glass of dirty water away. #PakistanFlood #PakistanFloods2022
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Episode 6 of Season 2 is now released! Watch Sally's video Here: youtube.com/watch?v=KuwkVqGC…
“There are profound thinkers everywhere…it’s about listening respectfully”
-Sally Babidge
#waterundergroundtalks
