@nathanjhughes Next up we have @KrisKortsen talking about the 'One Bin to Rule them All' project and how he is using @ScientistsCoa to interact with policymakers
Great getting involved in group discussions with Dr Asha Mohammed and others: Exploring reducing loss and damage by getting to net zero and building resilience, leaving no one behind, especially women and girls in developing countries, and
where all thrive by 2040.
🐺Join us for a @FestOfDebate and @granthamcsf#rewilding event.
⏲️Online Wed May 11th (not 12th!) at 16:00 (not 19:00!).
Speakers include coypu spotter Steve Carver @LandEthics & @KevinFrediani.
🎟️Tickets are definitely free: https://t.co/kMlxDYL3cw
It’s almost Halloween! 🎃 to celebrate we’re running our first Twitter photo competition - retweet or reply with your pumpkin carving and the winner will be announced on Sunday!
Despite a lack of data, some think a ban on #wildlife trade would benefit the environment and #biodiversity.
However, bans could be terrible - for people and ecosystems.
Find out more in this interview with @OMorton212 (@aps@sheffielduni).
https://t.co/pfLnQxSMpm
💚💻🌏Come along to our free sustainability webinars. We've events about #soil, #water and #SocialHousing. Features a range of experts all excited to share their knowledge.
Starts May 12th. Info & FREE tickets⬇️
@ShefUniNews@Sheffunisustain https://t.co/GHB3sRHAjF
💡770 million people lack access to adequate electricity.
But how can we empower them without increasing emissions? Grantham Scholar @reenasayani @SSoA_news thinks solar mini-grids might be the answer⚡️
#MachineLearning#SDG7#energytwitter
https://t.co/iSH5DRJsQn
Slicing mica along the thin edge gives an incredibly flat surface, I then deposit a (hopefully) uniform thin film by spinning at high speed whilst the solvent evaporates. When analysing the surface, any roughness must be from deposited material and not the mica substrate.