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As storms wash #bushfire debris downstream the emergency clean up has been massive. #bushfires #nswfires #nswfloods We need to clean up but we also need to understand the impacts. How can we ramp up the research? I think we need a rapid-response bushfire impact assessment fund.

Our new #data-descriptor #research paper on #microbial responses to #wastewater in #estuaries has just been published with Springer Nature in Scientific Data. Read here: rdcu.be/b4rkd UNSW UNSW Engineering UNSW Science UNSW Global Water Institute Water Research Centre #ecoeng #WRL

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Data is one thing. Interpretation is another. New research coming soon following our recent Scientific Data paper looking at microbial community responses to nutrient additions from wastewater outfalls. Read the data paper here... nature.com/articles/s4159… UNSWWRL @UNSW UN Environment Programme

Great leadership and ideas from the pew charitable trust and co. Literally jobs on the ground! lnkd.in/d_9GM3Q

It’s never too late to ‘rescue’ our environment from the problems we created!

As we upscale our efforts to rewild #nature, our coastal #wetlands are being impacted by coastal squeeze and #sealevelrise. Check out our latest research on ways we are managing these challenges. authors.elsevier.com/c/1cMmRB8ccoR5O UNSW UNSW Engineering @UNSWWRL Dr William Glamore Jamie Ruprecht

Very excited about our recent paper in Scientific Reports in which we present a novel #naturebasedsolution to preserve global #Wetlands from accelerating #sealevelrise. nature.com/articles/s4159… UNSW UNSW Engineering @UNSWWRL #restoration #ecosystems #ecoengineering #climatechange

New piece by UNSW Science Prof David John Eldridge - it would appear the importance of echidna digging for soil restoration and carbon sequestration is substantial. When the state of our soils is poor and deteriorating, we need every little bit of help. theconversation.com/dig-this-a-tin…

With devastating floods in NSW, this #WorldWaterDay we're reminded of the importance of respecting water & understanding water issues. Some of our PhD students tell us how they value water & how it impacts their research #water2me UNSW Engineering @UNSWWRL youtube.com/watch?v=n4ltCj…

Happy World Water Day! Over the last 2 years, my @UNSWWRL colleagues and I developed InletTracker, an open-source 🛰 tool for monitoring intermittent coastal inlets. Here the moment that the mighty #Riogrande on the #USMexicoBorder ran dry - creating a walkable connection.

Reconstructing the history of Farquhar Inlet, an iconic New South Wales #ICOLL via USGS Landsat & ESA Earth Observation satellites. Our latest #InletTracker animation shows the incredibly dynamic nature of this inlet and the influence of severe droughts and floods. @UNSWWRL UNSW Science

WWF's Anita van Breda & Dr William Glamore discuss nature-based approaches to #climatechange, floods, infrastructure, and the global sand crisis. Listen to part 1 ➡ apple.co/3fZWxPT Listen to part 2 ➡ apple.co/3m1fCow

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It was great to be back on-site this week at one of our wetland restoration sites in NSW where we are building blue environments for the future. This 200+ hectare site is flourishing with blue carbon habitats! #bluecarbon #cop26 linkedin.com/posts/jamie-ru…

“You can never be overdressed or overeducated.” —Oscar Wilde @ UNSW instagram.com/p/CdFnQWth6i-/…

That’s a wrap on my #phd, with a trifecta of ⁦Water Research⁩ papers! I’m proud of what I and my incredible supervisory team achieved during my PhD. Onwards and upwards! Special thanks to ⁦Dr William Glamore⁩ ⁦Dr Katherine Dafforn⁩ ⁦ linkedin.com/posts/ecoeng-w…