
In this issue: Thinning and iceberg calving in Antarctic ice shelves, hippocampus innervation modulates formation of aversive memories, and volcanism and ecosystem changes in the Late Triassic. ow.ly/5A8C50GmTCP
Rob Hope
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@rhope06
Professor of Water Policy at Oxford University; Director, REACH programme, and Smith School Water Programme

In this issue: Thinning and iceberg calving in Antarctic ice shelves, hippocampus innervation modulates formation of aversive memories, and volcanism and ecosystem changes in the Late Triassic. ow.ly/5A8C50GmTCP
















E. coli can thrive in the environment. Why should water managers care? The mere presence of E.coli in water is not necessarily a sign of contamination and, indeed, may not be a priority health concern. bit.ly/3asZxkf




Excited to see what comes from this new collaboration involving Uptime partner @water_mission. Congrats to @Aquaya @RuralWaterNet @Aguaconsult and team

It was lovely to welcome students from @UniofOxford this week to give insight into #floodprotection and #coastalerosion schemes across Poole including Canford Cliffs stabilisation works, Poole Bay beach management, town centre flood defences and Holes Bay saltmarsh regeneration.





#Climateresilience is now central to many #watersecurity conversations & decisions. While many definitions are apolitical, new paper by @CatGrasham et al. in @Nature_NPJ argues it is inherently political and should be defined & used as such. 👉BLOG: bit.ly/3xBhypO



