Outputs (1093)

Prescribed Fire in UK Heather-Dominated Blanket Bog Peatlands: A Critical Review of “Carbon Storage and Sequestration by Habitat: A Review of the Evidence (Second Edition)” by Gregg et al., 2021 (2023)
Journal Article

Peatlands are a vast global carbon store. Both climate change and management have shaped peatlands over millennia, sometimes negatively, sometimes positively. Across the globe, prescribed fire is an important and well-recognised vegetation management... Read More about Prescribed Fire in UK Heather-Dominated Blanket Bog Peatlands: A Critical Review of “Carbon Storage and Sequestration by Habitat: A Review of the Evidence (Second Edition)” by Gregg et al., 2021.

Distribution and abundance of threatened and heavily traded birds in the mountains of western Java (2023)
Journal Article

There is serious concern for the future of a wide range of birds in Java and elsewhere in Indonesia due to both loss of habitat and trapping for the cagebird trade (the so-called “Asian Songbird Crisis”). Despite this concern, few data on presence an... Read More about Distribution and abundance of threatened and heavily traded birds in the mountains of western Java.

Changing the narrative: the hidden histories of British colonial mineral exploitation in Africa (2023)
Presentation / Conference

Ecological risk characterisation of novel soil amendments: assessing impacts on soil properties, earthworms and soil microbial functions (2023)
Thesis

Land application of water treatment residuals (WTRs), a by-product of drinking water treatment, is increasingly common due to tightening landfilling regulations and attempts to embrace greener practices. In this thesis a thorough literature review in... Read More about Ecological risk characterisation of novel soil amendments: assessing impacts on soil properties, earthworms and soil microbial functions.

“you just look at rocks, and have beards” Perceptions of geology from the UK: a qualitative analysis from an online survey. (2023)
Journal Article

Emerging challenges of the impacts of pharmaceuticals on aquatic ecosystems: A diatom perspective. (2023)
Journal Article

Pharmaceuticals are a ubiquitous group of emerging pollutants of considerable importance due to their biological potency and potential to elicit effects in wildlife and humans. Pharmaceuticals have been quantified in terrestrial, marine, fresh, and t... Read More about Emerging challenges of the impacts of pharmaceuticals on aquatic ecosystems: A diatom perspective..

Evolution of Stromboli basaltic plumbing system via magma recharges and mush rejuvenation. (2023)
Conference Proceeding

<p>Basaltic volcanoes can remain active for tens to thousands of years with the continual presence of magma, requiring storage and transport conditions that can sustain persistently eruptible melt. Magma storage conditions beneath these... Read More about Evolution of Stromboli basaltic plumbing system via magma recharges and mush rejuvenation..

The sedimentological expression of transgression-regression cycles upon aeolian-marine margins (2023)
Journal Article

When compared to their temperate coastal counterparts, sediments deposited and preserved along arid aeolian to shallow-marine margins remain relatively poorly understood, particularly at the scale of lithofacies units and architectural elements. Thes... Read More about The sedimentological expression of transgression-regression cycles upon aeolian-marine margins.

Using Passing Trains as Seismic Sources for Refraction Microtremor Site Characterisation Surveys: Rugeley, Staffordshire, UK (2023)
Journal Article

Microtremor seismic surveys are routinely used to provide shear wave velocities that are converted to soil stiffness site profiles. In this paper, we look to assess the feasibility of using trains as seismic sources to characterize near-surface geolo... Read More about Using Passing Trains as Seismic Sources for Refraction Microtremor Site Characterisation Surveys: Rugeley, Staffordshire, UK.

Holocene Rapid Climate Change: Pervasive Millennial-Scale Climate Variability across the North Atlantic (2023)
Journal Article

Rapid climate change (RCC) during the Holocene, particularly post-dating the demise of large Northern Hemisphere ice sheets after 8000 cal. yr BP, is a global phenomenon and is almost certainly driven by long-term changes in insolation, upon which so... Read More about Holocene Rapid Climate Change: Pervasive Millennial-Scale Climate Variability across the North Atlantic.