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Sullied Sediments second newsletter now available
05 August 2019The second edition of our newsletter has just been published
Read moreSullied Sediments thanks its volunteers during the UK's Volunteer Week (1-7 June 2019)
06 June 2019The Sullied Sediments team thank the volunteers who have taken part in the water sampling campaign so far during the UK's Volunteer week (#VolunteerWeek).
Read moreSullied Sediments volunteers adding to our growing evidence base
20 May 2019Over the last few months, volunteers from the Canal and River Trust’s Towpath Taskforce and Pocklington Canal Amenity Society have been busy carrying out sampling activities in the Humber Catchment (U…
Read moreSullied Sediments' communications package developed
21 December 2018Sullied Sediments' communications package developed
Read moreOur first water sampling activity will be tested with volunteers in December
15 November 2018On 4 December, we will be trying out our water sampling activity for the first time with volunteers from the Canal and River Trust (CRT). The pilot will take place at Knostrop Lock, located on the Ai…
Read moreSite Visit in Leeds to Develop Sullied Sediments Volunteer Water Sampling Activity
06 September 2018Sullied Sediments partners from the Canal and River Trust, University of Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire Council start to develop the volunteer water sampling activity
Read moreSullied Sediments second annual meeting coming up in September in Hamburg
01 August 2018The second Sullied Sediments annual meeting will be held on 19 and 20 September 2018 in Hamburg.
Read moreSullied Sediments creates innovative 'dipstick'
25 June 2018We have designed a 'dipstick' that can easily detect phosphate in water and we are now adapting it to detect the watch list chemical, triclosan.
Read moreSullied Sediments Project Lead nominated for award for contribution to the environment
30 May 2018Professor Jeanette Rotchell was nominated as one of three nominees for the East Riding of Yorkshire Council Chairman's Environment Award.
Read moreSullied Sediments Project Prepares to Launch
20 January 2017The Sullied Sediments project will be launched at our kick-off meeting in Amsterdam next week (24-26 January 2017). The project team is looking forward to meeting all our partners, who will be joinin…
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