ExeterGeography

The Department of Geography at the University of Exeter, with news for students and staff past, present and future.

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Apply now to join us in September 2024!

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Our Environmental Economics Short Course explores Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) considerations and how we embed these within business strategy and operations. Find out more here: https://t.co/Yjk4jqUaNW

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Want to be a change agent for a sustainable future? Then, study a 100% online course in Systems Thinking for Sustainability Challenges in just over 4 months. Apply now! https://t.co/KqIPApmqqd #onlinestudy #sustainabilitycourse #flexiblelearning
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Seville field course staff team
Day 5 of our @ExeterGeography trip
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Day 4 on the @ExeterGeography field course has been rainy in Seville, so we've mostly been in the hotel. The students are working hard on analysing their data and preparing their presentations 💻🇪🇸

[School of Education, University of Exeter @EducationUoE]

Upcoming event on 27 March, Enhancing Policy Coordination for Sustainable Transitions.
An in-person event that builds on an exciting cross-department research project at @uniofExeter with colleagues from @ExeterGeography, @EducationUoE and @GSI_Exeter.
https://t.co/vRDMWoYpPF

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Want to be a change agent for a sustainable future? We're now welcoming applications for our May 2024 Systems Thinking for Sustainability Challenges online short course. #onlinestudy #onlinecourse #sustainabilitycourse #flexiblelearning
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More information can be found within this link: https://t.co/KqIPApmYfL

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Helena Hastie @helenahastie : Independence through leapfrogging: Energy transitions in Eswatini. https://t.co/440WRTa47d

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Happy International Women’s Day 2024! We’re proud to continue our support for Women in Academia. At Exeter Geography, throughout the day we’ll be showcasing recently published papers.

#IWD2024 #WomenInAcademia #ExeterGeography

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Dr Louisa Evans @louisa_evans & Dr Pamela Buchan @Asterinidae : Thalassophilia and marine identity: Drivers of ‘thick’ marine citizenship. https://t.co/2icK0tDFSR

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Professor Lucy Rowland: Spectral asynchrony as a measure of ecosystem response diversity. https://t.co/dwKHINe23t

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Professor Claire Belcher @ClaireMBelcher: Landscape controls on fuel moisture variability in fire-prone heathland and peatland landscapes. https://t.co/EurURS9J7f

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Dr Cordelia Freeman @cordyf : The Chemical Geographies of Misoprostol: Spatializing Abortion Access from the Biochemical to the Global. https://t.co/aLAZ5pUsY2

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This year for International Women’s Day we are partnering with @QuaternaryRA_UK and @BSG_Geomorph to shine a spotlight on some amazing women in physical geography.

We asked them to share the impact of their work and what they are proud of.

Follow the🧵to read their answers

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Dr Trisha Gopalakrishna @trishuphigh : The distribution and drivers of tree cover in India. https://t.co/6zaqxdWjDJ

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Professor Angela Gallego-Sala: Scenario setup and forcing data for impact model evaluation and impact attribution within the third round of the Inter-Sectoral Impact Model Intercomparison Project. https://t.co/ozeQN0610K

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Professor Lina Mercado: Synthesis of the land carbon fluxes of the Amazon region between 2010 and 2020. https://t.co/N7JOT4ZLyR

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Dr Fernanda de Vasconcellos Barros: Effects of grass functional diversity on invasion success by exotic grasses in Cerrado grasslands. https://t.co/TmZ46LRQvn

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Dr Femke Nijsse @FemkeNijsse : A Multi-Model Assessment of Inequality and Climate Change. https://t.co/tcfpV5XWLv