Simon Turner
@samdavtur
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Earth and Environmental Scientist, UCL Geography. Loves mud, water, contaminants and all things in-between, especially in the Anthropocene. AWG-Secretary.
London, England
Joined May 2012
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MPI GEA-Postdoc Benjamin Steininger im @geomagazin 1/2025 über die Schwierigkeiten, unsere Abhängigkeit vom Öl zu beenden. Das Heft mit neun Seiten Interview an jedem Kiosk ab jetzt!
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Sediment records of contamination in the Mpumalanga Lake District, South Africa @JenFitchett @alicemmilner
https://t.co/ecmCRpEp00
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2024 Great Barrier Reef bleaching summary now available: https://t.co/dozHwAGO8i - Fifth mass bleaching event on the Great Barrier Reef since 2016 -Very high (60-90% cover bleached) and extreme (>90%) prevalence of coral bleaching in all three regions of the Great Barrier Reef
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Our new review is out today in @NatureGeosci: Human activities have altered the production, transport and fate of mud and associated organic carbon, with important implications for global carbon cycling. Free link here: https://t.co/bydOSLgxTR
@jcu
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Now published: the latest Newsletter of our Anthropocene Working Group. It includes: - Chair's Column - Obituary for Peter Haff† - Voting Record on the Anthropocene Definition - AWG Publications and other Activities in 2023 - Reports, Media - etc https://t.co/YpepSggONI
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Statement of 'The Anthropocene Working Group Convenors/General Secretary @samdavtur today in @ConversationUK: 'What the Anthropocene’s critics overlook – and why it really should be a new geological epoch'
theconversation.com
Geologists recently voted down a proposal to formally recognise the Anthropocene.
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Nicely timed image with all the #Anthropocene news this week. I think the lizard alien geologists here probably still debating if too soon to say this looks like an epoch.
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Delighted to share our new paper 'Using urban pasts to speak to urban presents in the Anthropocene' published in the inaugural issue of @NatCities 🏙️ ! Thank you to all my wonderful co-authors including @Ricarda_Climate @yoshi_maezumi @rebjham
https://t.co/8gwwWipKtS
nature.com
Nature Cities - Humanity is increasingly urban, but urban living is not new, and past examples showcase striking variation. This Review synthesizes methodological and other advances in archeology...
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A Featured Story of @FU_Berlin "Taming Time” – Writing a New Chapter in Earth’s History. Freie Universität professor, Reinhold Leinfelder, gives time a voice in his “science graphic novel" https://t.co/aGIsyfQChd
@samdavtur @MarkPalaeo @geobio_berlin @AnthroSedNet @anthrocommons
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Like us for sure, but also sounding slightly like Stonehenge may have been the crash site for B-Ark Golgafrinchams https://t.co/QGTtVMPHlr ‘Very much like us’: festival reveals secrets of building Stonehenge
theguardian.com
Festival of Neolithic Ideas takes fresh look at how Stonehenge was built and the lives of neolithic people
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In my thirties life took hold anyhow and it remains tiring #postdocstillat49 Falling behind: postdocs in their thirties tire of putting life on hold
nature.com
Nature - Temporary contracts, low salaries and cost-of-living hikes force many researchers to put off parenthood and other big decisions.
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One of the brightest and fun romps through Earth history ever! Really great to see this published on-line now.
Just out, our new science graphic novel. This time it is about time - so hard to grab, differentiate, tame. We show how scientists try to understand Earth history and Earth system processes through time, how the past, present and future interact and meet in the Anthropocene. 1/2
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Mehr zum EU-Projekt "CultureNature Literacy (CNL): Schulische Schlüsselkompetenzen für Zukunftsgestaltung im Anthropozän":
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Geoscience is increasingly challenged on how it can best confront global challenges. In this @GeolSoc article, @Profiainstewart and @TheDroneLady discuss the 'Three Horizons' concept to explore how the future geoscientific mission might be re-imagined. https://t.co/TLf4e0yUdV
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Very neat. Now thinking about how to extract trout faeces from water
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