Sustainability advocate, author, geoscientist ... and a delightful speaker. 🐝. 📚 Research Graduate Fellow of U. of Plymouth. Cavaliere OSI. And a pianist.🎹

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Glad to be attending my PhD graduation ceremony. Grateful for my family. #plymgrad
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We asked geoscientists at #GSAConnects2026: Why did you become a geologist? 💬 Now it's your turn! What first got YOU interested in geology? Tell us in the comments! ▶️ Watch the full #GSAConnectsCast video: geosociety.co/WhyGeology #Geology #Geoscience #EarthScience
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Sin la Iglesia católica no existiría lo que hoy llamamos Occidente.
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Cristiano Ronaldo hizo que el Times Square de Nueva York se parara por un momento para ver un partido de Portugal. El hombre que puso en el mapa internacional a un país de 10 millones de habitantes. No somos conscientes de su grandeza.
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Cristiano Ronaldo ends his international career at the top of the pile 🔝🇵🇹
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❤️‍🩹🇵🇹 The end of a legendary era. Cristiano Ronaldo leaves Portugal with 146 goals in 234 games.
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The end… 🐐👑
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Only Messi fans will skip this post❤️
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Thank you for everything, Cristiano.
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Only one person has scored at six different FIFA World Cup tournaments. That person is Cristiano Ronaldo. Learn more 👉 fifaapp.onelink.me/nxRf/expq…
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🚨 Sir Alex Ferguson’s emotional letter to Cristiano Ronaldo following his retirement from international football: 🎙️ “Cristiano, I don’t know if you will ever fully understand what you have meant to football, to Manchester United, to Portugal, and most importantly, to me. When you first walked into my office as a young boy from Sporting Lisbon, I saw something special. I saw hunger, confidence, courage and a boy who believed he could become the best in the world. But even I couldn’t have imagined the heights you would eventually reach. I remember the young boy who wanted to take on every defender, who stayed behind after training and who was never satisfied with being good enough. Sometimes I had to remind you that football was a team game, but I never wanted to take away that fire inside you. Today, as you close another chapter of your international career, I want you to know that you have given your country something that cannot be measured in goals or trophies. You gave Portugal belief. You carried the hopes of millions, you cried for your country, you fought for your country, and you eventually gave them a European Championship. You made an entire generation believe that nothing was impossible. I have watched you grow from that talented young boy into a man who has challenged the limits of this beautiful game. And I must tell you something: I am proud of you. People will argue about who was the greatest. They will compare your records, trophies and achievements. But when I look at you, I don’t just see a footballer. I see a young boy who refused to surrender his dreams. You may be saying goodbye to international football, but you will never say goodbye to the memories you have given us. And if I could speak to that 18-year-old boy I brought to Manchester all those years ago, I would tell him one thing: ‘You have no idea how many lives you are about to touch.’ But there is one thing I must say. I don’t believe this is how your international journey should have ended. A player who has given so much to his country deserves a much greater honour and farewell. You deserved to walk away with an entire nation celebrating your extraordinary contribution to Portuguese football. Portugal owes you more than a goodbye, Cristiano. You deserve a farewell worthy of a king. Thank you, Cristiano. It was an honour to be your manager, but it was an even greater privilege to watch you become the man you are today. You will always be my boy, Cristiano.”
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Call for papers: The Leading Edge invites submissions to a special section on critical mineral exploration. Manuscript submission deadline: 15 January 2027. Learn more and submit: go.seg.org/3WTjvAk
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The Roman Pontiff has made the cover of Sports Illustrated for the first time ever Pope Leo XIV for the win.
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Auténtica masterclass la columna de Valdano en El País. Imposible resumir tan bien y con tanto sentido común algo tan duro como lo que pasó hoy. De lectura obligatoria.
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I invite you to read my November SPE President’s Column in the JPT, highlighting one of SPE’s hidden gems: Technical Sections. Alternatively, listen to the podcast. lnkd.in/gNJ79X4P #WeAreSPE #SolutionsPeopleEnergy #LearnShareConnectGrow
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Verstappen y Hamilton suben a Kimi Antonelli al trono de los GRANDES CAMPEONES del mundo. 👑🇮🇹 UNA FOTO PARA LA HISTORIA. 🥹👏🏁
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Congratulations to Kimi for winning the 2026 World Driver Championship 👏👏 #MexicoGP
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Kimi Antonelli è campione del mondo! A soli 20 anni conquista un traguardo straordinario, diventando il più giovane campione del mondo nella storia della Formula 1. Un successo che riporta un pilota italiano sul tetto del mondo, premiando talento, impegno, determinazione e dedizione. Un motivo di grande orgoglio per la nostra Nazione. Complimenti, Kimi!
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