Books

Water: A critical introduction (Wiley)

Katie Meehan, Naho Mirumachi, Alex Loftus, Majed Akhter

Policy briefs

The United Nations 2023 Water Conference: Lessons from the Aral Sea Basin

Aliya Assubayeva, Bota Sharipova, Naho Mirumachi, Lucy Everitt. DOI: https://doi.org/10.18742/10.18742/pub01-173

Chemical contamination of drinking water: Emerging risks and latest concerns

Tamara Ibrahim Abdelaziz Sbeih, Naho Mirumachi, Wolfgang Maret, Theodora Stewart, Ruth Bowyer, Michael Chadwick, Alexander Griffiths, Daniel Schillereff, Chubin Zhang, Jessica Jemalem Ginting. DOI: https://doi.org/10.18742/pub01-149

Are microfibres a problem for aquatic ecosystems? What we don’t know about textile pollution

Matteo Gallidabino, Kelly Sheridan, Thomas Stanton, Alana James and Jessica Ginting. London: King's College London. DOI: https://doi.org/10.18742/pub01-148

Neuroactive Pharmaceuticals In Aquatic Ecosystems: Are We Doing Enough To Protect Environmental Health?

Luigi Margiotta-Casaluci and Lucy Everitt. London: King's College London. DOI: https://doi.org/10.18742/pub01-122

Satellite Earth Observation for the Sustainable Management of the African Great Lakes

Emma Tebbs, Aidan Byrne, Davide Lomeo, Henry Thompson, Winnie Owoko, James Nyaga, Collins Ongore, James Last, Zeph Migeni and Lucy Everitt. London: King's College London. DOI: https://doi.org/10.18742/pub01-121

Homelessness, Water Insecurity, and the Human Rights to Water and Sanitation

Katie Meehan, Marianne Odetola, Alison Griswold. London: King's College London. DOI: https://doi.org/10.18742/pub01-085

Interlinking the human rights to water and sanitation with struggles for food and better livelihoods

Naho Mirumachi, Alison Griswold, Lyla Mehta, Shiney Varghese, Claudia Ringler. London: King's College London. DOI: https://doi.org/10.18742/pub01-086

Valuing water: a difficult but crucial step towards greater water justice

Ana Manero, Naho Mirumachi, Lucy Everitt, Andrea Mueller. London: King's College London. DOI: https://doi.org/10.18742/pub01-087

Environmental intelligence for managing dams and their catchments

Mark Mulligan, Arnout Van Soesbergen, Lucy Everitt. London: King's College London. DOI: https://doi.org/10.18742/pub01-088

Papers

Investigating the quasi-liquid layer on ice surfaces: a comparison of order parameters, Carla Molteni, Jihong Shi, Maxwell Fulford, Hui Li, Mariam Marzook, Maryam Reisjalali and Matteo Salvalaglio

Ice surfaces are characterized by pre-melted quasi-liquid layers (QLLs), which mediate both crystal growth processes and interactions with external agents. Understanding QLLs at the molecular level is necessary to unravel the mechanisms of ice crystal formation. Computational studies of the QLLs heavily rely on the accuracy of the methods employed for identifying the local molecular environment and arrangements, discriminating between solid-like and liquid-like water molecules.

This work by TYC and MMM Hub researchers and their colleagues, provides an assessment of the selected identification methods for multi-phase systems and highlights intriguing differences in the behaviour of the investigated ice surfaces.

Influences of Elevated Nutrients and Water Temperature from Wastewater Effluent on River Ecosystem Metabolism, Zhang, M. & Chadwick, M. A., In: Environmental Processes. 9, 3, 43, September 2022

Executive MBA Taster Session: Managing Under Uncertainty

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