Floodplains which were traditionally considered a sink of metals may now become a source of legacy pollution to the surrounding environment if mobilised by flooding events. We review the mechanisms mediating solubility.
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We never know what people are enduring. Humans...we are wonders.
Thank you, Chadwick, for gifting us with your greatness in the midst of a painful struggle.
#ChadwickBoseman
Check out this new #OpenAccess article from @SDuddigan & @TandraFraser on the use of soil qulaity indicies to evaluate the sucess of heathland restoration in Dorset and a pic of the field sampling crew in 2016 (you may spot Corfe Castle in the background) https://t.co/qNizVT6O7e
Today in History, exactly 10 years ago, on 2 July 2010, Ghana's Asamoah Gyan missed a penalty in the dying seconds of extra time against Uruguay denying Ghana a chance to become the first African team to reach the World Cup semi-finals which broke hearts across the continent.
Dr Letitia Obeng born in 1925 is a Ghanaian scientist. She is described as the grandmother of female scientists in Ghana. She was the first Ghanaian woman to be awarded a doctorate in science. She is the sister of Theodosia Okoh- designer of the Ghana flag
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Osibisa Band, formed in London in 1969 by three Ghanaian musicians together with three colleagues from the Caribbean. The band was the first from Ghana to debut on the Billboard Chart seven times in a row including twice in 1971 and 1973.
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Is bigger really better when it comes to #data? And what happens to environmental data from #citizenscience? Running from Mon 13 April: Big Data & the Environment - free online learning from our partners @env_analytics with contributors incl @TomAugust85 https://t.co/HQOmAf6yS2
NEWS RELEASE!!
UNIVERSITY OF GHANA SCIENTISTS SEQUENCE GENOMES OF
NOVEL CORONAVIRUS.
NMIMR and WACCBIC Scientists have successfully sequenced genomes of
SARS-CoV-2, the virus responsible for the global COVID-19 pandemic. @WACCBIP_UG@UnivofGh
Today I convened a meeting of the Emergency Committee on #Ebola in #DRC. After 52 days without a case, surveillance & response teams on the ground have confirmed a new case. We have been preparing for and expecting more cases.
Horticultural gardening tips for bored kids (and adults).
Composting is the new going out.
Thanks to Dr. Marc Redmile-Gordon, Senior Scientist for Soil and Climate Change from the RHS, for our latest video.
A pre-print of Marijke Struijk's 1st #PhD paper is now #OpenAccess via @EGU_SOILjournal for interactive public discussion until 8th May:
Obtaining more benefits from crop residues as soil amendments by application as chemically heterogeneous mixtures
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#1in10 women suffer from the debilitating effects of #endometriosis
Compassion, understanding, and empathy make all the difference to a person who has a #ChronicIllness like endometriosis #EndEndoNow