I'll recommend your “Volcanoes: 10 Things You Should Know”! I’m really enjoying how accessible & engaging it is. Each of the 4 chapters I’ve read so far beautifully blends storytelling with scientific facts & practical knowledge about volcanoes! It would be a fantastic read for young scientists!

This is wonderful! Congratulations @volcanologist.bsky.social !

It's not that we might lose our jobs. It's that all of it will disappear or mutate beyond recognition. I worry we're not talking or thinking enough about this deeper sadness hiding behind our immediate anxieties and it's this heaviness that has us all at a breaking point.

This shows the long-term environmental impact of deep-sea mining and the slow pace of biodiversity recovery even after decades. Could these findings influence ongoing negotiations on mining regulations at the International Seabed Authority?

A huge thank you to The Observer for the opportunity to comment on this topic.These conversations are essential as we rethink the role of geoscience knowledge in the geopolitics of mineral resources.
Learn more about the Decolonising Earth Science Project here: lnkd.in/eUB_8kBw

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raising urgent questions about resource sovereignty and geopolitical powers.

The way pioneer geologists mapped the world not only shaped science, but also defined borders, determined who controlled natural resources, and influenced who benefits from industrialisation and who was left behind.

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acknowledging how geology was instrumental in colonial expansion, particularly in Africa’s mineral exploitation.  As I discussed in my The Conversation UK article, lnkd.in/enpTR6_s; today, we are now in the midst of a new critical minerals race,
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[3/3] Le Nikopol Basin concentre 2,4 Gt de #manganèse, la + gde réserve mondiale. Les USA cherche un accès privilégié à ces ressources clé pour réduire sa dépendance à la Chine. Un accord prévoit qu’Ukraine et USA gèrent ensemble 50% des revenus miniers pour la reconstruction. #geography #geology

[2/3] #Ukraine détient 3 grands gisements de #lithium, dont Shevchenkivske (13,8 Mt de minerais) et Polokhivske (270 kt), parmi les plus prometteurs d’Europe. Elle est aussi le 3e producteur mondial de #rutile (15,7% du total) et le 6e pour le #fer (3,2%) et le #titane (5,8%). #geography #geology