@NatResWales Y Tîm Geowyddor @NatResWales Geoscience team
Wales, United Kingdom
Joined January 2019
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Geoscience NRW retweeted
Heddiw yw Diwrnod Dŵr y Byd ac eleni mae'n canolbwyntio ar ddŵr daear a'r manteision y mae'r adnodd yn eu darparu 💧 Darllenwch ein blog i weld sut rydym yn gweithio gyda dŵr daear 👉 orlo.uk/Gm1k7 a ffeindiwch fwy o wybodaeth ar y diwrnod yma👉orlo.uk/HIk0Y
Geoscience NRW retweeted
Today is World Water Day and this year is focused on groundwater and the benefits the invisible resource provides 💧Take a look at our blog to see how we're working with groundwater 👉 orlo.uk/QJk7i and follow this link for more info on the day 👉orlo.uk/52q8X
Geoscience NRW retweeted
Did you know that groundwater provides up to half the world’s drinking supply?
Our Groundwater teams help ensure our groundwater is used sustainably and protect it for future generations.
Find out more: unwater.org/world-water-day-…
#WorldWaterDay
Geoscience NRW retweeted
💧Groundwater is a vital resource & used in a variety of ways. Conserve our previous groundwater & use water wisely. Water is vital to health, well-being & to life
💧#Groundwater is ‘out of sight & often out of mind’ but it supports 40% of drinking water in England #WorldWaterDay
Geoscience NRW retweeted
Groundwater accounts for 99% of the 🌍's freshwater.
This valuable resource provides critical benefits for people & ecosystems, and must be protected from pollution & exploitation.
More in latest report from @UN_Water & @UNESCO: unesco.org/reports/wwdr/2022… #WorldWaterDay
Geoscience NRW retweeted
#IMWA2021 is getting started. Be a part of it and submit your abstact now at conftool.org/imwa2021/index.…!
Calling all mine water professionals. Submit your abstracts and get involved in #IMWA2021, hosted for the first time in Wales orlo.uk/zIWem
Geoscience NRW retweeted
Heavy rain can cause historical mine hazards to be exposed or mine water to rise and flow in places not normally seen.
If you see any coal mining hazard or pollution across Wales, England or Scotland – or have any concerns – please contact our 24/7 hotline on 01623 646 333.
Geoscience NRW retweeted
This new groundwater awareness leaflet from @daera_ni & partners really highlights the importance of #groundwater in society & why it’s important to protect this vital water resource wherever you are daera-ni.gov.uk/sites/defaul…
Geoscience NRW retweeted
For the first time ever, Wales is hosting the International Mine Water Association Congress at the ICC Wales, Newport from 12–16 July 2021. Mine water professionals are invited to participate, submitting abstracts and developing workshops orlo.uk/vpE0V #IMWA2021
Geoscience NRW retweeted
Gwahoddir gweithwyr proffesiynol dŵr mwyngloddiau i gymryd rhan, gan gyflwyno crynodebau a datblygu gweithdai bit.ly/3oeayvL. Bydd cyfleoedd i gofrestru a noddi ar gael yn fuan #IMWA2021
Geoscience NRW retweeted
Calling all mine water professionals. Submit your abstracts and get involved in #IMWA2021, hosted for the first time in Wales orlo.uk/zIWem
Geoscience NRW retweeted
Dyma alwad i holl weithwyr proffesiynol dŵr mwyngloddiau: cyflwynwch eich crynodebau a chymerwch ran yn #IMWA2021, a gynhelir yng Nghymru am y tro cyntaf orlo.uk/4V8Kc
Geoscience NRW retweeted
Exciting @wsp & @cardiffuni dosed metal mine water #treatment trials by blocked adit for @GeoscienceNRW successfully precipitating carbonates at #AbbeyConsols #metalmineswales #Pontrhydfendigaid #wales.
Geoscience NRW retweeted
Good to be back in Wales today to meet stakeholders & talk tip management. Sorry to see more rain- thoughts remain with everyone flooded & all emergency responders working 24/7 to help. Call @CoalAuthority incident line 01623646333 for any coal legacy hazards. We’re here to help
Geoscience NRW retweeted
I’ve been out on site this afternoon with @CoalAuthority team and @BBCWales looking at the inspections, maintenance and monitoring we do to keep the 26 tips we own and manage in Wales safe and minimise the risk of significant land slips
Geoscience NRW retweeted
Today our team is continuing to monitor the disused colliery tip sites we own and manage. These before and after photographs, taken in South Wales, show the importance of a rapid response to extreme weather events, such as #StormDennis, and our ongoing maintenance regime.
Geoscience NRW retweeted
Exciting week ahead as @GeoscienceNRW @NatResWales & @CoalAuthority collaborate2 deliver #MineX2019 conference at @AberUni #Wales. Keynote on passive minewater treatment from Prof Jose Nieto @UniHuelva at Iberian Pyrite Belt. Excursion2 #Frongoch & Cwm #Rheidol #metalmineswales
Geoscience NRW retweeted
📣 If you take more than 20m3 (4,400 Gallons) a day from Surface Water, like a river, or Groundwater, like a borehole, you may need to apply for a licence. More info here: socsi.in/lg69w
Geoscience NRW retweeted
Research with impact. Great to see how hydroseeding by @TerrAffix @SalixBio @NatResWales has worked at part of Frongoch abandoned mine. One of the better treatments was based upon @swanseageog @swanscience MSc research by @H_DeQuincey. Rhyan is pictured doing all the hard work!
