Results for Environment
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Impact of deep subglacial groundwater on ice stream flow in West Antarctica (IGIS)
Our project will test the hypothesis that 'deep subglacial groundwater groundwater (contained within crustal basins of sedimentary rock) controls the flow of ice streams in West An...
Land Ocean Carbon Transfer (1-year extension)
The Land Ocean Carbon Transfer (LOCATE) programme has established genuinely new and highly effective collaborations across NOC, CEH, PML and BGS to deliver new understanding of ter...
UKRI COVID19 Doctoral Funding University of Birmingham
Doctoral Training Partnerships: a range of postgraduate training is funded by the Research Councils. For information on current funding routes, see the common terminology at https:...
Next generation projections of sea level contribution and freshwater export from the Greenland Ice Sheet
Loss of ice from glaciers and ice sheets is one of the most obvious consequences of global warming. As the planet warms we can expect increased rates of ice loss, and this ice ulti...
Thermochemical remanent magnetisations: How do they affect ancient magnetic field intensities from the Earth and Solar System?
Ancient records of magnetic fields stored in rocks and meteorites hold the key to answering some of the most fundamental questions in Earth and Planetary Sciences including the evo...
THE EVOLUTION OF GLOBAL FLOOD HAZARD AND RISK [EVOFLOOD]
Flooding is the deadliest and most costly natural hazard on the planet, affecting societies across the globe. Nearly one billion people are exposed to the risk of flooding in their...
THE EVOLUTION OF GLOBAL FLOOD HAZARD AND RISK [EVOFLOOD]
Flooding is the deadliest and most costly natural hazard on the planet, affecting societies across the globe. Nearly one billion people are exposed to the risk of flooding in their...
Resolving the current and future carbon dynamics of the dry tropics
The ecosystems of the dry tropics are in flux: the savannas, woodlands and dry forests that together cover a greater area of the globe than rainforests are both a source of carbon...
(KE Fellowship) Building resilience: Support and Advice for Volcanic Emergency Response (SAVER)
About a tenth of the world's population live within the potential footprint of volcanic hazards, and lives are regularly lost through volcanic activity, with about 90,000 deaths si...
THE EVOLUTION OF GLOBAL FLOOD HAZARD AND RISK [EVOFLOOD]
Flooding is the deadliest and most costly natural hazard on the planet, affecting societies across the globe. Nearly one billion people are exposed to the risk of flooding in their...
Resolving the current and future carbon dynamics of the dry tropics
The ecosystems of the dry tropics are in flux: the savannas, woodlands and dry forests that together cover a greater area of the globe than rainforests are both a source of carbon...
THE EVOLUTION OF GLOBAL FLOOD HAZARD AND RISK [EVOFLOOD]
Flooding is the deadliest and most costly natural hazard on the planet, affecting societies across the globe. Nearly one billion people are exposed to the risk of flooding in their...
Application of novel 3D imaging techniques to quantify biomass and secondary production associated with North Sea artificial structures.
Anthropogenic structures are deployed in marine environments to support industrial activities worldwide. Sessile epibiota rapidly colonise structures in the sea, in turn attracting...
NSFGEO-NERC Pliocene sea level amplitudes (PLIOAMP)
It is estimated that 5% of the world's population lives on land which is less than 5 metres above current sea level, in communities that are vulnerable to the impacts of sea level...
GRACES (G-band RAdar for Cloud and prEcipitation Studies)
Despite the well-recognised influence of clouds and precipitation on our climate, there are still critical gaps in our ability to observe cloud properties that are needed to test a...
Northwest European Seasonal Weather Prediction from Complex Systems Modelling
The atmospheric circulation and jet stream (giant current of air) over the North Atlantic strongly influence seasonal weather conditions over Northwest Europe. Recent extreme seaso...
Searching for direct evidence of the consequences of land plant evolution on silicate weathering and continental sediment retention
Mud matters! The production of mud (chemical weathering) and deposition of mudrock is fundamental to how Earth works as a planet. Chemical weathering links the continents and ocean...
NSFGEO-NERC: Fungi in a Warmer World
Overview Understanding how ecosystems will adapt due to climate change involves modelling future scenarios and making inferences from long-term datasets. Paleoclimate research, s...
Efficient Bayesian modelling of infectious diseases in wildlife
Infectious diseases of wildlife result in significant welfare and conservation costs to wild animal populations. For example, chytridiomycosis is a fungal pathogen driving the mass...
Quantifying the Anisotropy of Poroelasticity in Stressed Rock
Rocks in the upper crust of the Earth are often porous, with the pores and cracks filled with fluids like water, oil or gas. Forces acting on these rocks, arising from the weight o...