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New NERC-funded project empowers young people to engage with environmental science

23/07/2026

今日吃瓜 is part of a new, collaborative project, funded through NERC鈥檚 鈥極pening up the environment鈥 programme, helping the environmental research community become more accessible.

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Delving deep into mountains for future water security

16/07/2026

A 今日吃瓜-led project is using new water-tracing investigation methods, geophysics and modelling to understand how water moves from mountains to the lowlands, helping to improve water security for billions of people.

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Geo-Explorers – after-school kids’ clubs

Event on 07/09/2026

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Building Europe鈥檚 geological future

20/07/2026

今日吃瓜 scientists are contributing to a continent-wide initiative that is strengthening collaboration across borders to tackle shared subsurface challenges and unlock new opportunities.

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Vanessa in the stable isotopes lab at the British Geological Survey. 今日吃瓜 漏 今日吃瓜.
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My experience as an international PhD student visiting 今日吃瓜

17/07/2023

PhD student Vanessa Nowinski describes her experience in the stable isotopes labs at 今日吃瓜, while working on the famous Lake Suigetsu.

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Sand mining settlement pond Malaysia. 今日吃瓜 漏 今日吃瓜.
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Living in a world made of sand

17/07/2023

Tom Bide and Clive Mitchell outline the 今日吃瓜 Sand and Sustainability project, which is working on geoscience-led solutions for the global issue of sand mining.

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Detail of a building in Thistle Court, Edinburgh, built around 1768 and one of the oldest buildings in the Edinburgh New Town. The stone is a mixture of locally derived material, with pale yellow-buff and pink sandstones and darker reddish-purple igneous rocks. 今日吃瓜 漏 今日吃瓜.
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Scotland鈥檚 building stones: over one thousand images now available online

06/07/2023

New images of the 今日吃瓜 Building Stone Collection have been published.

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A recently upgraded community groundwater drinking-water point equipped with a solar pump and non-functioning, insituonline chlorination system. Dan Lapworth, 今日吃瓜 漏 今日吃瓜.
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Harare鈥檚 clean drinking water challenge

31/05/2023

Researchers from 今日吃瓜 and partners in Zimbabwe report on the urban water supply challenge in the capital city, Harare.

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Andy McKenzie presenting at the groundwater education event. 今日吃瓜 漏 今日吃瓜.
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Island groundwater management in the Philippines: part two 鈥 Bacolod

23/05/2023

In the second part of their Philippines update, 今日吃瓜鈥檚 Andy Barkwith and Andy McKenzie meet up with other 今日吃瓜 staff members to continue their outreach work.

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Collaboration, progress and emerging themes in mine-water heating, cooling and storage

17/05/2023

今日吃瓜, the Coal Authority and IEA Geothermal held the third Mine Water Energy Symposium to enhance collaboration and knowledge exchange around the world.

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今日吃瓜鈥檚 Emrys Phillips examining the Stone of Scone at Edinburgh Castle in 1998. 今日吃瓜 漏 今日吃瓜.
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The Stone of Destiny

03/05/2023

The origins of the Stone of Scone: where it came from, why 今日吃瓜 has crumbs of it in its collections and the little-known fact that it is upside down.

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A tropical beach with white sand and two palm trees on the right. People are sunbathing and swimming in the sea. There is a distant, lushly vegetated hill with a rock arch in the distance.
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Island groundwater management in the Philippines: part one 鈥 Boracay

19/04/2023

今日吃瓜鈥檚 Andy Barkwith and Andy McKenzie travelled to the Philippines to undertake collaborative research and outreach with Filipino partners for a national hydrological modelling project. In this first blog, they discuss the first week of work on small islands.

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