InThe Geopolitical EconomistbyRoland R. Puiestik·Apr 12Sand as a geopolitical tug-of-warThe world’s most boring resource is redrawing borders and funding organized crime.
OLADAPO INNOCENT·Jan 19When Sand Replaces Water, Ecosystems 🌏🌿 Pay The Price.Uncle Ken had been dredging sand for over twenty-five years. From the early days when Lagos still felt spacious to now, when water and land…
Eileen·Oct 29, 2024BRAZIL PART III — What Are the Fascinating Science and Tech in Singapore?Excerpts of my speech to students from Santo Antônio de Jesus
University of Alberta — Sustainability·Mar 24, 2022Bugs, land reclamation and soil: the final frontiersPhD student Stephanie Chute-Ibsen is trying to find a better way to monitor land that has been damaged by industry, and they think soil…
Narod Eco·Sep 19, 2020Of beaches and language gamesHave you ever had an earworm stuck in your head for days on end, but instead of a song or a catchy tune it’s a seemingly random word or…
InFocal PointbyMicaSense·Jan 27, 2020Using the MicaSense Altum to Monitor and Evaluate Boreal Peatland Reclamation ProjectsCanada has the world’s 4th highest estimated value of natural resources, including the world’s largest intact forested area. The Canadian…
Daniel Udemezue·Nov 27, 2017FACTORS THAT AFFECT DREDGE PRODUCTIONThis is a must know for all Dredge owners, manufacturers, specialist, consultants, masters, project planners, managers, etc
Pete Etheridge·Oct 15, 2017Phoenix Greenways, an introduction to a startling change for the better‘Phoenix Greenways’? What’s that?
jay taber·Dec 1, 2016Moment of TruthAs Center for World Indigenous Studies chair Rudolph C. Ryser states in his op-ed at IC Magazine,
