Dr. Andrea Sartorius

Research Fellow at the University of Nottingham, studying impacts of trace metal pollution from abandoned mines on ecosystem health. she/her.

[Laura Hughes @Laura_K_Hughes]

Thank you @PrivateEyeNews for giving me such a great platform to discuss how lead from abandoned mines, old pipes and paint in our houses, could be poisoning hundreds of thousands of children a year here in the UK. https://t.co/FKENo4hiQv

[Dr. Andrea Sartorius @aisartorius]

I’m so honoured to have been chosen as the recipient of this award! Policy impact work is never easy but is incredibly important, so it’s amazing to be recognized for it

[Nottingham Institute for Policy and Engagement @UoN_Institute]

@rightsbeacon @DrToddLandman @BenBrewster__ @boyd_doreen @PatrickBao1 @UoNArts @UoNHumanities @LGBTQwords 3. We're thrilled to see @aisartorius from @UoNScience emerge as the winner of the Rising Star Award: Policy Impact.

Her work continues to push boundaries in environmental research, with her PhD uncovering risks from trace metal pollutants in food and water beyond mining site.🥳

[Dr. Andrea Sartorius @aisartorius]

@charliehtweets Will do!

[Martin Sartorius @SartoriusMartin]

ICYMI - the July UK #inflation data contains some positive signs for the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, but a second consecutive rate cut isn't a certainty.

My latest view as covered by @WSJ 👇 https://t.co/xpotFREyed

[Catherine Duigan 🇮🇪🇪🇺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 @c_duigan]

In the footsteps of Kathleen Carpenter - Abandoned lead mines are leaving a toxic legacy on Wales’s farmland, wildlife and rivers @aisartorius @ConversationUK https://t.co/abIfph5vHi via @ConversationUK

[Martin Sartorius @SartoriusMartin]

I'm excited to announce the release of our latest UK economic forecast today! Putting this together, it was clear that there's some better times ahead for UK businesses and the economy

🧵of forecast highlights 👇

[Dr. Andrea Sartorius @aisartorius]

Another fascinating article highlighting how much we still don’t know about the extent or impacts of metal pollution

[Laura Hughes @Laura_K_Hughes]

🚨Latest investigation into human health risks posed by old lead mines. This time in North Yorkshire.

This often invisible poison accumulates in soil where it is consumed by animals or seeps silently into food production and then on to humans. 🧵https://t.co/IQmYFj38Au

[Uni of Nottingham Press Office @UoNPressOffice]

Abandoned lead mines are leaving a toxic legacy on Wales's farmland, wildlife and rivers - @aisartorius @Nottinghamvets writes @conversationUk

https://t.co/rbKzQK4IJk

[Dr. Andrea Sartorius @aisartorius]

@ThomDavies @ConversationUK Thank you very much!

[Dr. Andrea Sartorius @aisartorius]

So excited to have written an article for @ConversationUK!

[The Conversation @ConversationUK]

Abandoned lead mines are leaving a toxic legacy on Wales’s farmland, wildlife and rivers https://t.co/9GC8PaPqGf

[Dr. Andrea Sartorius @aisartorius]

This is a full circle moment for me - a @voiceofyoungsci workshop got me interested in and gave me the tools to start sharing my research, and I’m looking forward to helping others get started!

[Voice of Young Science @voiceofyoungsci]

Two days left till the @voiceofyoungsci's Standing up for Science workshop on 24 May at the @UniofNottingham
Big thanks to our wonderful panellists! Looking forward to an insightful discussion

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[Laura Hughes @Laura_K_Hughes]

Welsh government facing "urgent" calls to tackle risks posed by abandoned metal mines in Wales amid warnings of a potential "environmental and public health scandal" in the country.

Committee has written to ministers warning the current system "has failed to deliver.”

[Welsh Affairs Committee @CommonsWelshAff]

We are deeply concerned by what we have heard about metal mine pollution in Wales.

Unless urgent action is taken, the issue has the potential to become an environmental and public health scandal.

Read our letter to the Welsh Government 👇

https://t.co/i50CtyB99w

[Laura Hughes @Laura_K_Hughes]

200,000 people in Wales live near land contaminated with heavy metals, MPs told.
Stephen Crabb says “whole set-up just isn’t fit for purpose for dealing with this problem and the scale of it." Adds: "It’s really concerning what we’ve heard".
https://t.co/lSqkRja55s via @ft

[Dr. Andrea Sartorius @aisartorius]

@joeevanswrites Yep, I’ve followed you back!

[Dr. Andrea Sartorius @aisartorius]

It was a pleasure to be part of this panel to share insights from my research into metal contamination. There’s still a lot of important work that needs to be done to study this issue and support the affected communities across Wales

[Welsh Affairs Committee @CommonsWelshAff]

We're live now 👉 https://t.co/U20d9TDG2d

[BBC Wales News @BBCWalesNews]

Pollution from hundreds of old metal mines could be affecting public health, an expert says
https://t.co/C042Py95WI

[Dr. Andrea Sartorius @aisartorius]

I'm looking forward to discussing metal mine pollution at this session tomorrow!

[Welsh Affairs Committee @CommonsWelshAff]

Is enough being done to resolve metal mine pollution in Wales?

Tomorrow, we'll quiz academics and regulators about the extent of metal mine pollution in Wales and its possible impacts.

Find out more 👉 https://t.co/umnGKuc2yv

[LEAPP Alliance @LEAPPAlliance]

Over 100 years since the closure of mines in Wales, they're still polluting rivers. Lead pollution doesn't just go away by itself without active remediation efforts.

[Aaron Todd @A4r0nb]

Three different mines, three different histories, one thing in common - sustained input of metals into rivers. My latest paper is now out in the Journal of Hydrology, looking at #Nantymwyn, #Frongoch and #ParysMountain metal mines:

https://t.co/yOxoKwE2L4