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India-UK Water Centre Workshop, November 2016

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Alain Gadian participated in the India - U.K. Workshop in Pune from 28th November to 1st December with the talk:"Changes in convective rainfall in future climates over Western Europe". Read more about the workshop here.

Upcoming opportunity to scope Strategic Programme Areas (SPAs) for NERC

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NERC announced in February that they will scope two new areas for potential large-scale strategic research investments: •    Enhancing the resilience of UK peatlands •    Designing future landscapes for biodiversity and ecosystem services Calls for community members to join scoping groups for these potential SPAs will open shortly, and the scoping groups will work to...

Marine and Riverine Plastic Pollution - Academic/NGO Joint Workshop 3rd March

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Thames21 and water@leeds organised a workshop on Marine and Riverine Plastic Pollution. The event included presentations of plastic pollution experts and discussions on how NGO's and Researchers can work together to find solutions. Costas Velis from the University of Leeds presented and overview on current research into sources of litter and the routes into aquatic environments. The...

Launch of Tropical Meteorology Handbook, February 2017

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Meteorology of Tropical West Africa: The Forecasters' Handbook was coordinated by the University of Leeds in collaboration with international researchers and meteorological agencies to help the region’s weather forecasters. It results from the African Monsoon Multidisciplinary Analysis (AMMA), the biggest research programme into African weather and climate ever conducted. Handbook editor and coordinator, Professor Douglas Parker a meteorologist...

Dr Paul Kay from water@leeds talks to BuzzFeed about the cocktail of drugs polluting our rivers

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Dr Paul Kay has recently featured in a BuzzFeed article, discussing drugs polluting British rivers. A study by scientists at the University of Leeds suggests that pharmaceutical pollution – small amounts of drugs like painkillers and antibiotics – is widespread in British rivers, and highlights the current lack of regulation around it. Dr Paul Kay,...