Department of Chemistry and Earth Sciences

The Dream Garden Game: Integrating Gamification and Playful Design to Support Public Participation in Urban Greening Policymaking

As greening initiatives are increasingly implemented by public agencies to enhance climate resilience in urban environments, meaningful engagement with communities to support public participation becomes critical. While it has been well-documented that effective community engagem...

Post-fire erosion and debris flows in the western Pacific Northwest, United States: recent science and opportunities

Most research into post-fire geomorphology has been conducted in regions with frequent fire, such as in dry Mediterranean and temperate climates and less has been conducted in wet forests where wildfire is now expanding with climate change. Because climate, soils, topography, veg...

The Cover-up of a Terrorist Incident by the 'United Kingdom Government'

This document is "The Cover-up of a Terrorist Incident by the 'United Kingdom Government'", authored by Graham Edwin Wilkins. It serves as a comprehensive record of the author's attempts to report and seek assistance regarding a sustained campaign of alleged crimes committed agai...

The Cover-up of a Terrorist Incident by the 'United Kingdom Government'

This document is "The Cover-up of a Terrorist Incident by the 'United Kingdom Government'", authored by Graham Edwin Wilkins. It serves as a comprehensive record of the author's attempts to report and seek assistance regarding a sustained campaign of alleged crimes committed agai...

Rb-Sr and U-Pb geochronology of neoblasts and porphyroclasts constrain movements along reactivated segments of the Outer Hebrides Fault Zone, NW Scotland

The crustal-scale Outer Hebrides Fault Zone (OHFZ) (NW Scotland) was initiated as a Stenian-Tonian (1040-950 Ma) ductile thrust, as determined by published U-Pb dating of syn-kinematic apatite. Thrust-related mylonites were then reactivated to form phyllonite belts during success...

Revisiting the productide (Productidina, Strophalosiidina) brachiopod fauna from upper Visean (Mississippian) reefs in Belgium and UK: systematics, palaeoecology and evolutionary implications

The Asbian (upper Visean, Mississippian) reefs of North Yorkshire, Derbyshire (UK) and Visé (Belgium) host rich brachiopod faunas studied since the 19th century. This paper revises the productide brachiopods, which dominate the benthic assemblages in both abundance and diversity....