@SamWoor It's just the beginning Sam. So much exciting research ahead of you. Enjoy every minute wherever it takes you. And very well done for all you've achieved in the last few years 😊
"Funding requirements to partner with local institutions are not enough. The partnership should be one driven by local priorities & equal participation."
Important article from @SLBurrough on sharing scientific data with local communities https://t.co/UrKGWHoOYB
Our paper is now out in Earth-Science Reviews! We bring together chronologies from fluvial sediments across southwestern Africa to assess evidence of late Quaternary hydrological change.
@SLBurrough@kalaharidave
https://t.co/NCKzIPo1iS
"You know what’s wrong with scientific power? It’s a form of inherited wealth. And you know what assholes congenitally rich people are." We're trying to do things differently in the Geosciences now. @SMothulatshipi@kalaharidave https://t.co/W41AynYAIX via @ConversationUK
In this experiment Dr Rob Thompson of @UniRdg_Met shows just how long it takes water to soak into parched ground, illustrating why heavy rainfall after a #drought can be dangerous and might lead to flashfloods.
@R0b1et@UniRdg_water
It's great to see the new volume 'Landscapes and Landforms of Botswana' (edited by @fekarduct) now published. I really enjoyed writing my chapters on Kalahari dry valleys and calcrete/silcrete duricrusts, drawing together research developed since my PhD. https://t.co/rN0QI9MV0O
Very happy that my first PhD paper is now out in #ESPL! We use luminescence dating, lithostratigraphy, and petrography to reconstruct the fluvial response of the Huab River, Namibia, to Holocene climates.
@SLBurrough@kalaharidave
https://t.co/9Sl62Mxt4O
I'm an author on the new #ipcc report and I study climate change impacts and adaptation options in #Africa. 🧵: How bad could it get? Who is most vulnerable? How can we adapt? Here's a report summary for Africa.
full report https://t.co/dqudeKpzbF
tldr https://t.co/BCSOHRQ4rW
@lesiavasylenko There are no words. The hearts of every mother in the free world are with you. Walk tall and be strong. You WILL see her again and she will come to know your bravery and carry it fiercely with her, her whole life. Am in awe of your courage.
The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (#AMOC) is a key component of #climate through its transport of heat in the North Atlantic
This new Review by Jackson et al. explores the evolution of the AMOC since 1980
Free to read for two weeks!
https://t.co/iqgAGNQWyG