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SWWW WSPM alumni drinks will be taking place on 28 August - make sure to put it down to your socially busy SWWW calendars.
When: 28 Aug | 6-7.30 pm
Venue: Scandic Continental roof bar (5 min walk from the Waterfront and 20 min walk to Josh's water drinks)
Discover the diversity of wildlife in freshwater habitats through hands-on workshops and activities at the University of Oxford Botanic Garen @OBGHA.
📅When: 14th July
✏Tickets: https://t.co/WCDXeH6ML2
Come and explore how #groundwater is helping Africa to adapt to #climatechange with Professor Seifu Kebede @Sefwater and Professor Alan MacDonald on the 25th of June at the Museum of Natural History @morethanadodo.
📝Register here: https://t.co/0fGOAGd77y
Join us for this seminal panel discussion "Academia meets activism: a new water justice agenda" on the 20th of June.
You can register here: https://t.co/O2L7TRMLij
Join us for an interactive session followed by a networking break to learn about organising an expedition to study local #adaptation and #resilience practices in the face of increasing #water challenges.
📌⏳Atmosphere room, SoGE, 20 May 12-1pm
Register: https://t.co/3D4ARbs9Zf
This Friday, the @Pitt_Rivers Museum and the Museum of Natural History @morethanadodo are hosting an interactive Late Night inspired by the #Fairwater? exhibition.
Register here: https://t.co/enWHTNtUS6
Join us for an after-lunch presentation on the Drivers of Real Estate Demand Uncertainty in Response to Flood Predictions in the UK organised by Prof @SimonDadson and Dr @durcanjulie .
Check out more about the event here https://t.co/gz6kdrBIf3
Join us for an insightful talk on Strengthening the Resilience of Essential Services in Humanitarian Crises by Emma Houiellebecq in a week's time!
Time: 15 Feb 2024 17:00 – 18:00 GMT
Registration: https://t.co/lY7pIQ2I7Y
💧OUT NOW: Water International's latest Special issue!
Explore challenges and opportunities for data- and model development and use for transboundary water governance. Delve into case studies from four continents.
Read it here 🌐https://t.co/51MvvvMHxS
A view of the flooding in #Oxford, taken from above Christ Chuch flood Meadows and the River Thames.
▶️ Get the latest on flooding across the South:
https://t.co/UU6bevcaJd
(Thank you for the drone footage @thomairs 🥰)
#flood#flooding#RiverThames
"Fair Water?" exhibition at Oxford Uni Museum of Natural History brings together research & art to highlight #water insecurity, actions to increase resilience & equitable access. @morethanadodo on my list of visits (again) for 2024 https://t.co/fAH4xJe60t
🌍From our recent report on climate change news audiences:
🗳️Views on whether poorer people and poor countries are more affected by climate change are different between those on the left and those on the right. #COP28
📑Find out more: https://t.co/20VZ7NrAJu
'Whatever happens now, we need to fix fossil fuels before we phase them out.'
Myles Allen, professor of Geosystem Science, shares his verdict on #COP28 and the transition from fossil fuels.
https://t.co/VIV3SkcGLP
'It is essential, for #COP28 promises to mean anything, that governments develop policy and regulatory systems to back climate pledges.'
@KayaAxelsson discusses turning COP’s promises into progress and the rise of climate regulation ⬇️
https://t.co/aJZ4DwT3Dk
“#Watersecurity tries not to separate the water resources from the water services. They're connected, but often policy & practice doesn't understand these linkages & that leads to suboptimal outcomes.” @rhope06@reachwater interview at @KBCChannel1 |
Watch:https://t.co/MD0ZqWhM7J
Excited to share news of our new Centre for Doctoral Training @UniofOxford called #IntelligentEarth, which will train almost 100 PhD students to develop and apply #AI technologies to tackle urgent environmental crises. https://t.co/5TofzIyUtk
@oxfordgeography
@OPSIS_Oxford has released a new video explaining our research on #sustainable and #resilient#infrastructure. Thanks to all our team for contributing https://t.co/OMhKN6EIGF You can also find it at https://t.co/dq4eEvYNx8