Wanted highly motivated #geoscientist#engineer for a PhD on an important societal issue. Fully funded with an additional €20k for travel to world class geology labs in @Empa_CH@universitelaval 👇
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Today, I met with President @ZelenskyyUa in Kyiv. Having witnessed the devastation caused by the illegal invasion of Ukraine, I reiterated Ireland’s backing for continuing sanctions against Putin’s regime. We will continue to welcome and support civilians fleeing this war.
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@MicaRedress I have just scan read the latest version of this bill. It is beyond comprehension how badly off the mark this is. If this passes into law it will definitely be the biggest case of ‘I told you so’ ever in Ireland. Clowns and circus comes to mind.
Can an engineer please reply to me here to confirm that you are happy & will insure a remediated home built on concrete foundations using concrete from the same supplier that sold defective concrete blocks without petrographic tests done first.
Mica grant scheme 'unworkable and inflexible' - Doherty. I was glad to present scientific evidence today along with Dr Andreas Leemann confirming pyrrhotite in Donegal is a major concrete hazard. We can only speak the truth, I hope they listen. https://t.co/uEcR3Be7gJ via @rte
Even if you're not interested in the Defective blocks issue... You should be interested in government plans to spend billions of your money replacing houses on foundations that may well fail too. Do you not think it would be prudent for this to be investigated further?
How do the people involved in the technical development of this multibillion Euro scheme think that is not even prudent to test foundation concrete? Who are they?