LianLundy
316 posts
LianLundy
@LundyLian
Sustainable stormwater management
Katılım Eylül 2019
365 Takip Edilen168 Takipçiler
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Calling all “wild” river swimmers in the UK - help us learn more about the human health risks from swimming in sewage-impacted rivers by joining our study. #AMR #Sewage @WindrushWasp @CleanIlkley @Feargal_Sharkey @UK_CEH
Elitsa Penkova 🦠@PenkovaElitsa
Join our study! Help shed light on how #UKWildSwimmers might acquire antibiotic-resistant bacteria, or ‘superbugs’, in their gut microbiomes. Participation is easy, voluntary, and anonymised. Learn more and sign up: bit.ly/poo-sticks #VolunteersNeeded #PooSticks
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@NatRevEarthEnv @BluePapagao @AnastasisC70378 @VasBeretsou @RobyMaffy @EricaDonner1 @CostasMichael2 @TeikThye_TT @BerndMGawlik @ICIakovides @TBenmarhnia @BennyChefetz @Popi_Karaolia Absolute pleasure to be part of this important article @MiddlesexUni @MDXSAT @MDXSAT
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🚨New Review!
Sustainable wastewater reuse for agriculture
Fatta-Kassinos et al. highlight that treated wastewater could form a sustainable and stable water supply for agriculture 💧🌾
nature.com/articles/s4301… @BluePapagao @AnastasisC70378 @VasBeretsou @RobyMaffy @EricaDonner1
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I'm going to a grant panel meeting later this week, and this evidence will flow through my brain as I stew over the minutia of many large grants.
I tend to agree—short and sweet. Is it a good idea that needs to be done, and is it tractable?
link.springer.com/article/10.100…
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Just attended @CIWEM @stormwater_jo @LundyLian brilliant free webinar on Highway Runoff and the Water Environment - hugely important topic, thank you 👍
Joanna Bradley@stormwater_jo
Hot off the press, Stormwater Shepherds UK & @CIWEM have published a report on pollution from highway runoff. Find out how polluting this runoff is & how the failure to apply the regulations is leaving rivers open to toxic pollution every time it rains. stormwatershepherds.org.uk/2024/05/08/bol…
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Thank you to @LundyLian from @MiddlesexUni for inviting me to speak about the #RoadPollutionSolutionsTool on behalf of @Thames21 at the 'Water Quality and SuDS – a Forgotten Agenda?' one day conference.
#suds #pollution #roadrunoff #conference
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We have several fully funded PhD studentships available in our new NERC RED ALERT CDT bath.ac.uk/centres-for-do…. Please apply if you're passionate about environmental and public health issues and if you're eager to develop new tools for health protection. findaphd.com/phds/?Keywords…
University of Bath News@UniofBathNews
We're leading a new Doctoral Training Centre that will strengthen UK’s expertise in environmental health management, by developing systems for monitoring pollution in our UK waterways. bit.ly/3NZ5VEm
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@dynesius_ @COVIDPoops19 This is also our ambition - we have an online database with some initial data shared from several countries so proof of concept. But not close to providing a regular service as you describe - maybe we can discuss initiatives in the new year?
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@LundyLian @COVIDPoops19 Interesting. Currently I am aiming to quickly implement existing weekly data which will be in various formats etc, utilize some data normalization. Then visualize per country geo regions to provide a birdseye-view providing insight to people. Would Norman this help yet? :)
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Anyone knows of Covid19 wastewater measurements for multiple European countries?
I just know Here for:
🇸🇪pathogens.se/dashboards/was…
🇩🇰 en.ssi.dk/covid-19/natio…
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@COVIDPoops19 @dynesius_ Trying to do this within NORMAN - early days but check us out 🤩
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@dynesius_ @LundyLian Lots of challenges to set up one data repository including funding, different methods and formats, and data ownership/privacy. Lots of discussion on it though.
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“highways outfalls are not regulated under environmental permitting regulations, which means there is less scrutiny and no monitoring in place.”
Rachel Salvidge@RachSalv
Exclusive: Hundreds of potentially toxic road runoff outfalls polluting rivers A toxic cocktail of chemicals created by road pollution is flowing into rivers from 25,000+ outfalls & soakaways. No regulator is monitoring the impact on wildlife or health theguardian.com/environment/20…
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🌊Urban waterbodies can get polluted through various routes: rainfalls, snowmelt events, and sewer overflows..
🏞To better understand how our urban #water bodies get the #pollution from, we need to get more insights into the different pathways.
How? 👉buff.ly/3R1LsB4
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Celebrating >30000 citations ⭐️ today, with a special friend 🦜 🧪 I'm grateful for and immensely proud of my students, group, and collaborators for this incredible journey throughout the years. 📚 Here’s to many new exciting ideas and scientific adventures. @NireasIWRC
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🧪 The EC Chemicals Strategy, part of the European #GreenDeal, is dedicated to creating a toxic-free environment. To succeed, we must spot #water #pollution from the source. How can we do it? 👇
To learn more, read our dedicated article: buff.ly/3R1LsB4
#zeropollution
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@LundyLian Interesting to see noone chime in on this but you. I guess it’s an analytical chemist question.
Nominal concentrations are ones where someone measures the mass/vol of the analyte added to the stock solution but doesn’t measure the stock solution to verify. So it’s ‘theoretical’
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Dear Twitter-SciBoffins,
What is the correct way to report the significant figures for a concentration of an analyte in a dilution series where the stock solution is nominal (ie. theoretical).
Ex: See below - is the top line correct to use or too many significant figures?
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@OxonAndrew Now I just to get my head round your theoretical stock solution 😂
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@OxonAndrew Umm from a purely 'no unnecessary ink' perspective the sig fig row gets the message across with less ink - so I vote for that option 😃
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