John Boyle retweeted
Evidence provided by our @livunigeog glaciologists features prominently in the new @HouseofCommons `The UK and the #Arctic Environment' report⬇️
news.liverpool.ac.uk/2023/10…
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Interested in ponds and greenhouse gas emissions? I'll shortly be advertising a PhD at University of Liverpool with the title:
"How do fish affect greenhouse gas emissions from small waterbodies?"
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SRC mixed Willow crop - ECC planted June 2022 - 🌱🇬🇧🚜💨
We generally harvest every three years - due to the wood crops fast re-growth.
This site will be a late summer / autumn harvest in a few years - we think!😁🦆
Come and see ECC at the Low Carbon Agriculture show 7,8th Feb
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John Boyle retweeted
#PhD alert! Interested in trade offs betw #food growing, #soil health & #GHG emissions? PhD in regenerative farming on fenland soils w me, @tomsizmur & @NickGirkin in @foodbiosystems DTP apply by 30 Jan
Project ➡️ research.reading.ac.uk/foodb…
Webinar ➡️ forms.office.com/pages/respo…
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Really interesting to see.
If we want more 🌳🌲 trees on U.K. farms then I think Short Rotation Forestry & Coppice should be regulated the same. #Agroforestry
a pleasure walking this perennial willow wood crop with an excellant live stock farmer who checks his sheep stock/willow crop daily 🚜💨🌱 rotates the mules🐑 around the various willow fields each day. This grower has become not only a friend but a partner with ECC in innovation
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New paper just out. Great collaboration with @MadzMoyle, Martin Søndergaard and Erik Jeppesen #SITP #Lakesediment #phosphorus
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🔔FULLY FUNDED #PhD 🔔
🔬Want to research the influence of #agriculture on #soil #greenhousegas emissions? Interested in modelling #statistics and #machinelearning?
Apply for this @ACCE_DTP at @livunigeog with @ApatiteForLakes @UK_CEH
tinyurl.com/AgSoilGasEmissio…
⏰Deadline 13th Jan
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Go, Team Trees! Today, students from @LifeSciencesUTC counted tree rings as part of an outreach activity run by @livunigeog . Trees create a record of past climate in their ring widths. #paleoclimate #dendrochronology @DrKaseyClark
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John Boyle retweeted
I was once a supporter of formal definition of the #Anthropocene. I am no longer. Please have a look at our new paper "The Anthropocene is most useful as an informal concept". Pls email me if you can't access it g.swindles@qub.ac.uk #geology @ThomasPRoland
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If you are keen about coastal processes, numerical modelling and field analysis, check out my #AGU22 presentation, in person today and on the AGU website from today until next month 🙂 work featuring also @nicleona @rachelksmedley @ICarnacina @livunigeog
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John Boyle retweeted
5 members of the Human Traces WG steering comittee were finally able to meet in person @ial_ipa
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Interested in #soils? PhD opportunity funded by @ACCE_DTP at @LivUni with me @ApatiteForLakes and @UK_CEH on agricultural soils and greenhouse gas emissions. Fun with #EnvironmentalModelling and #MachineLearning Get in touch for more info, apply here: tinyurl.com/AgSoilGasEmissio…
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John Boyle retweeted
The best insights into what we have lost often come from observations of habitats where environmental pressures are reduced. Here is the Wye, Great Ouse for you without pollution. Instead we have algal blooms & plantless water.
…why we campaign to save our rivers…
This is what an unpolluted river looks like: River Ribnik, Bosnia
No intensive agri
No sewage discharges
Treasured & nurtured
Highly protected
This is what the #riverwye looked like before @AvaraFoods @thenoblefoods @Tesco came along
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John Boyle retweeted
Emmanuel Macron’s insight that Elizabeth II represented “a sense of eternity” is the best explanation I’ve so far read as to why she inspired this level of veneration.
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Recent droughts in Europe once again made visible the "Hunger Stones" in some Czech and German rivers. These stones were used to mark desperately low river levels that would forecast famines. This one, in Elbe river, is from 1616 and says: "If you see me, cry"
#archaeohistories
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Energy Crops Consultancy (EEC) are proud to be at the Cockermouth & District Agricultural show on Saturday, 30th July.
Come and see how perennial Short rotation wood Crops , management, harvesting and woodchip for own use and sales will help you ‘Grow Your Income’™.
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