Guess there'll be Shrewsbury #hydrogeologists who know the Shrewsbury Beekeepers Association (shropshirebees.co.uk) #apiary at Conduit Head & the site's historical importance for #groundwater supply to the town from the 16th to 20th century #Geology #fieldtrip #GeolyHoliday

Hello, I'm a university professor. My job is to answer email and complete mandatory online training courses.

Legendary!🍯≠🥃

Hey IKEA UK, your IKEA UK Support customer support is polite enough to host a tea party, but apparently not detail-oriented enough to get my new chair to the right address! 😅 After confirming my new address twice (because the last chair you sent me was faulty and broke), it still

The sky over London 🇬🇧 this evening.

Kensington today ☀️

Soaking in the sun at Kensington Gardens on this beautiful Saturday! ☀️ The first hints of autumn are here, with yellow leaves starting to show. Love this time of year and the colours it brings! 🍁

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A few years back, I had the pleasure of spending time with Benfica fans at their home ground...always good to see football passion around the world. Now, it’s Crvena zvezda’s time to take on Benfica in Belgrade! Champions League nights are coming!

Hey Rings of Stupid, how in the hell did guys you screw up, of all things, the palantíri? This should've been a layup. Canonically, they're communication devices. If one character has a stone they can speak to another character with a stone. If a character is really powerful,

This is a very good and interesting paper, although the title could have been more precise. It’s obvious that anything made of plastic can be a source of microplastics…this is hardly surprising. However, the study’s strength lies in its detailed laboratory investigation, and in

It's now been 1 yr since Microbiology for Earth Scientists came online. I'm thrilled that the book has been downloaded >2000 times by people in 101 countries worldwide! The book can help us better understand roles of microbes in the Earth system and in solutions to env problems.

The “Pathways in Hydrogeology” panel at GeoMontreal was a great success! A big thank you to our speakers and everyone in attendance. It was great to see so many early career members at the event!

After many years of studying and earning multiple degrees such as BSc/MSc in Geological Engineering/Hydrogeology, MSc in Environmental Science, Postgraduate Diploma in Environmental Engineering, and PhD in Environmental Engineering/Hydrogeology…today I began studying part-time

🥂Congratulations to Dr. Kimberly Van Meter for the AGU Hydrology Section 2024 EC award!! Penn State Geography Penn State EESI Hydrology Section AGU AGU (American Geophysical Union)

☔️ Belfast, Northern Ireland #tbt

Missing someone feels like trying to hold onto water. You grasp at memories, but they slip through your fingers, leaving only the feeling that something was there. And even though you're left with nothing, somehow you know you're still holding onto everything.

Recycled wastewater is already used to recharge #aquifers augmenting #groundwater supply via Indirect Potable Reuse. Now regulations will allow Direct Potable Reuse with multiple stages of advanced #water treatment enabling wastewater to be put into supply waterworld.com/water-reuse/pr…

For this #ThrowbackThursday, a photo of me from 2007 in San Francisco. Lived there for a while... there’s just something about the City by the Bay... endless charm, coastal beauty, and that laid-back California vibe. Those were some epic days in SF!