Professor of Subsurface Hydrology, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Imperial College London and PI of CAMELLIA @camelliawater
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Joined March 2009
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CAMELLIA Stakeholder event at the London Wetland Centre. Great interaction and some really helpful feedback on our digital tools for water management.
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Boom placed in Wealdstone Brook (by the mural bridge in the park) to capture a polluting oil. If dislodged, please contact @thameswater urgently. #cleanwealdstonebrook
CAMELLIA is running a stand at FloodEx. Come and visit us and see what tools and products we’ve developed to support community water management.
(Stand B82)
Once again, it’s been a privilege to lead such a great team and to work with our project partners to improve the management of London’s water.
Join us on Wed 24 Nov for CAMELLIA's contribution to the challenge of improving our urban water quality at
camelliawater.org/events
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The race is on! Can we make our waterways climate resilient in time? Join @apbutler at the Climate Resilience of Waterways Panel hosted by @thameswater tomorrow Weds 27th at 4pm as part of #LondonRiversWeek2021. To register👉bit.ly/3nuoGBp
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Performance of rainwater harvesting over last 3 months at our inner city house. Some interesting insights: using rainwater for indoor uses = no overflow to stormwater as storage draws down prior to rainfall and > 80% reduced mains water use. Also the garden 🪴 has new plants
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This solution feature near Bradfield is much better exposed & well known, with the Chalk #aquifer penetrated by the overlying sandy Lambeth Group. Wonder what other features influencing local #groundwater behaviour we just don’t see🤔
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Solution pipe filled by Clay-with-Flints & capped with chalk Head deposits near Ashampstead. Not commonly seen but illustrates how the properties of the Chalk #aquifer, and #groundwater, can be influenced at local scales
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💧Whats the role of #groundwater in the water cycle? We used to assess groundwater & surface water separately but they are both intrinsically linked within the #WaterCycle
Groundwater plays a major role supporting #rivers #wetlands #drinkingwater #industry #agriculture for #food
Thanks to all at CAMELLIA for supporting World Water Day.
To celebrate #WorldWaterDay the CAMELLIA team have made a video sharing what water means to us and its important in our lives and livelihoods. You can watch our video here youtu.be/z7OJi3KIiIQ #WorldWaterDay #water2me
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The average person thinks about water for 10 minutes every year. On @UN_Water #WorldWaterDay take 1 of those minutes to think about what water is worth to you - it really is the world's most precious resource
Good to see this important document out in the public domain and providing practical recommendations for addressing the impacts from too little or too much water.
We will be posting key points from the new #BricksAndWater: Building resilience for England's homes report throughout the day. Read the report at tinyurl.com/y3lwwf9o
Our work in CAMELLIA (bit.ly/2HcJ60N) has identified water quality and the need for concerted action to address this as key community concerns. We are working on with our project partners to achieve this.
We’re pleased to be working with MP @Dunne4Ludlow on his Bill to improve the quality of England’s inland waters (bit.ly/3o3iTSU) & to be working with the water industry, developing integrated & community-based solutions to address this challenge.
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Water Makes It Possible!! We're excited to announce that our new campaign, focused on how incredibly precious water is to all of us, launches today - in partnership with @CCWvoice @CitAdviceScot @ConsumerCouncil
Check out waterwise.org.uk/water-makes…
#WaterMakesItPossible🚰🌎
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Thank you @dansimpsonpoet for the beautiful haiku and reminder of the role each of us has in using the planet's resources responsibly. Thanks to @co_retail too for suggesting CAMELLIA!🌿💦
Engaging local London communities in water management - a haiku for @CamelliaWater 💧
Anthropocene age:
we are each responsible
for our planet’s use.
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