Planet Under Pressure
| May 2012
Dr Munir Zia reports back from the London conference in March 2012 attended by 3000 people from 105 countries. He summarises highlights that will be of interest to many SEGH members. continue reading...
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| May 2012
Dr Munir Zia reports back from the London conference in March 2012 attended by 3000 people from 105 countries. He summarises highlights that will be of interest to many SEGH members. continue reading...
| May 2012
Dr. Asok Kumar Bhattacharya summarises his work at the University of Calcutta on the Sundarban wetlands in India, including work on coastal sedimentology, impact of anthropogenic pollution and coastal zone management. continue reading...
| April 2012
Nanomaterials provide potential for waste water remediation and metal removal and recycling. We envisage that this composite can cheaply and effectively be incorporated into a variety of configurations to improve water treatment. continue reading...
Latest on-line papers from the SEGH journal: Environmental Geochemistry and Health