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Sunday, 9 August 2015. Planning the analysis of half a kilometre of African lake mud.by Jonathan Dean. Jonathan Dean is a Postdoctoral Research Assistant working the Stable Isotope Lab at the British Geological Survey, and here he introduces the new project he is involved with: analysing sediments from Ethiopia. Scientists from the UK, Germany and the US are involved in the project. We are particularly interested in how the climate changed during the time our species Homo sapiens. The sediment cores were...

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Friday, 31 July 2015. Dinosaurs and disasters: a summer of pseudo-science.by Kirstin Lemon. Real earthquake damage in Oakland, California. So what about the science; is any of this actually possible? Aw, how cute) and of course the dinosaur that everyone loves to hate, the Velociraptor. It is also revealed that the Jurassic World scientists have been breeding genetically-engineered dinosaurs who of course turn out to be lethal and wreak havoc on the park. Artists impression of a Velociraptor. So the gene...

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Friday, 19 December 2014. Reading the signals in sediments. by Jonathan Dean. Has just published a paper in the Journal of Hydrology. Where he brought together measurements made at the British Geological Survey over two decades, to better understand how climate change is recorded in lake sediments. Here he discusses why this was such important work. Nar Gölü in April 2014. The lake formed in an old volcano. We were able to show that oxygen isotopes recorded this shift well: there was a strong correlation...

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Monday, 3 August 2015. Combatting malnutrition in sub-Saharan Africa.by Grace Manzeke. PhD project on geospatial characteristic of micronutrient deficiency in Zimbabwean soils. Results generated to date during the CSCUK training showed that our soils are very acidic with low total Zn concentrations of 29.1mg kg. And other experts at BGS and UoN who will be able to provide assistance in establishing sustainable research links. Joint Centre for Environmental Geochemistry. Soil Fertility Consortium for Sout...

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Friday, 27 June 2014. 50 years of the Biological Records Centre. You can see a complete version of this infographic in the booklet Celebrating 50 years of the Biological Records Centre. Available as a PDF (6.6mb). Read more about the history of BRC. In our blog post, and news of its anniversary symposium in Bath. Friday, June 27, 2014. The Biological Records Centre is 50 years old! This year the Biological Records Centre. A rich history of biological recording. Was published. Written by Essex. Project wa...

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Tuesday, 14 April 2015. CEH science at EGU 2015. CEH scientists are among those presenting research updates to the European Geosciences Union General Assembly in Vienna this week (12-17 April 2015). The meeting brings together scientists from all over the world to discuss aspects of Earth, planetary and space sciences. Abstracts of oral and poster presentations led by CEH scientists and students can be found below:. Sources of greenhouse gases and carbon monoxide in central London (UK). Assessing the imp...

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Monday, 22 December 2014. The most viewed CEH news stories and blog posts of 2014. To round off the year, a little insight into the CEH news stories and blog posts you were reading the most in 2014 (in reverse order):. Top 10 most viewed news stories:. Notable persistent floodplain inundation - January 2014 Hydrological Summary for the UK. The year got off to a very wet start. Adult vendace, Britain’s rarest freshwater fish, found in Bassenthwaite Lake. Good news in the late summer for British wildlife.

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A news blog from the CEH News Team: February 2015

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Tuesday, 24 February 2015. CEH lakes research presented at 2015 Aquatic Sciences Meeting. A number of CEH's lake researchers are in attendance at the 2015 Aquatic Sciences Meeting taking place this week in Granada, Spain (22-27 February). See below for details of oral and poster presentations. You can follow updates from the meeting on Twitter with #ASLO2015. An assessment of benthic-pelagic coupling of arsenic in a shallow lake recovering from industrial pollution (Kinghorn Loch, UK). Our colleagues in ...

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A news blog from the CEH News Team: Fascination of Plants Day 2015

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Monday, 18 May 2015. Fascination of Plants Day 2015. CEH scientists were among those taking part in an event at Harcourt Arboretum in Oxfordshire this weekend staged as part of the worldwide Fascination of Plants Day 2015. Insect interactions with different plants and wildflowers were high on the agenda as our experts led guided walks, answered questions and revealed the contents of a moth trap set up for the event. Moths about to be revealed @MarcBotham. 8212; Helen Roy (@UKLadybirds) May 16, 2015.

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A news blog from the CEH News Team: May 2014

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Thursday, 29 May 2014. Ladybirds spotted on Springwatch Unsprung. Two of our CEH colleagues were live on the Red Button and web this week, appearing with Nick Baker on the Unsprung element of the popular BBC Springwatch. Series. On Wednesday, Dr Steve Thackeray. Spoke about nature's calendar and climate change, which he investigates as part of the shifting seasons phenology project. He leads. Earlier in the week, Dr Helen Roy. Chatted about biological recording, citizen science and, of course, ladybirds!

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BGS Geoheritage – images from the collections: December 2014

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BGS Geoheritage – images from the collections. Friday, 5 December 2014. On the manufacture of gun-flints, Memoir of the Geological Survey 1879. The memoir is a regarded as a classic by modern day flint knappers. Illustration showing knappers at work. Flint was mined from chalk pits, each pit lasting from six to nine months. The miners sold the flints to the flint knappers by the 'jag' which is one cart-load about equal to a ton. To manufacture the gun-flints there were four processes:. Knapping - The fin...

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BGS Geoheritage – images from the collections: Odd rocks of the Scilly Isles

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BGS Geoheritage – images from the collections: July 2015

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