It’s an incredibly sensitive subject as they helped with pest eradication when we needed them the most, but now they are causing significant ecological harm. There are, however, cute collars that could help warn prey of their approach.

Just got a £200 sewerage bill over 6 weeks for the disposal of rainwater falling on my property (which I harvest). Thank goodness South West Water are disposing it correctly 🤦‍♂️. Video of St Agnes below.

Was a blast! Enjoy getting out in the field when possible.

Reddit is incredible. A website so important that because google no longer even remotely functions, you have to google reddit+topic to find information from humans about it. Yet its standard of humor would embarrass someone from 2007.

Need more launches from NASA, household up in record time this morning! Congratulations NASA_SLS and the whole team and all involved. Congratulations Charlie Blackwell-Thompson and team, long time coming.

Wish you all the best Virgin Orbit Spaceport Cornwall !! Wish I could be there but you’ll take us to the stars with you, cheers for live streaming it. To the stars 🚀 ✨

Project PAMANA now has its own website 🥳🥳🥳projectpamana.org Check it out to hear the latest project updates and activities ... ....like Betsy the ADCP boat colleting discharge measures along the Agno river! #ProjectPAMANA

Back in the labs and already getting good feedback 😂 This face greeted me after 15 minutes in the Pascal sieve shaker! #geology #mining #research #researcher

Arrived in Baguio 🇵🇭 for ProjectPamana field season 2.0! Lots of field planning and sightseeing .. tomorrow we sample and survey the rivers 😁 Richard Williams Richie Chalkley Greg Vasilopoulos

Second field day with ProjectPamana and we’ve struck gold (and silver). To solve a complex problem you must understand it at the root. Mine waste management must be approached with understanding of all its multifaceted angles, but we’ve got a fantastic team and a dream! #gold

The Camborne School of Mines, University of Exeter group of ProjectPamana in the Upper Agno cachment, Philippines.

Hardcore stuff on our last night in Baguio where Laura Quick performed a back-of-the-envelope calculation dating a sediment core using a bit of plastic! Follow ProjectPamana for follow-ups 😊 #ScienceTwitter #scicomm

Some 4x4 action today getting to our site(s) located along one of the rivers draining Mount Pinatubo 🌋 ProjectPamana Greg Vasilopoulos Richard Williams Richie Chalkley KarenHE

The EU's SAR satellite #Sentinel1C is being lined up for the return to flight of the VEGA-C rocket which failed on its last outing in December. They think they understand what went wrong. Let's hope so. The Sentinel radar is super, super important.

Interesting article now that western nations have developed a sense of hindsight in-light of their new critical metal strategies.

🚨 New blog post! 🚨 Research Associate Richie Chalkley gives us a quick reflection on a recent field campaign to the Agno catchment, where he got to see where the sediment samples he will be analysing have come from! Camborne School of Mines, University of Exeter projectpamana.org/the-story-behi…

Important study: potentially an extra 7m (SEVEN) of sea level rise if the Greenland ice sheet melted - which this study suggests (for the first time) happened 400k years ago when global temps were as warm as now.. previously we thought the Greenland ice sheet was more resilient…