SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES

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Detection and monitoring of convective storms. Credit: Eumetsat and the Turkish State Meteorological Service. Click to reach Eumetsat.

History of EUMETSAT

In this history, freely accessible to read with EUMETSAT's consent by clicking here, I explore the emergence of the IGO from the European Space Agency, and EUMETSAT's adoption of climate monitoring from space within a rewritten international convention. Establishing facilities around Europe was critical to the political strength of the IGO. This is an official history, and EUMETSAT listed those programmes it wished covered.

Based on primary written sources, mostly not then in the public domain, and on interviews with leaders in the field around Europe. Helen Gavaghan.

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Hebden Bridge. Flood Alleviation. 28th May 2019.

Todmorden Carnival is Underway. 25th May 2019.

SCIENCE NOTE.
Replication and Transcription. Briefly. 9th May 2019.

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5th October, 2017.
British museum chair puts English higher education under the spotlight.

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Genesis

FREE TO READ 2014 HIGHLIGHTS
Interviews with Noel Sharkey on lethal autonomous weapons & Sir Alan Langlands then chair of the N8 Universities partnership

British Science Festival (BSA)
10 Sept. at BSA 2015.

HOT CIVIC TOPICS LOCAL, HALIFAX, UK
Occasional news and features.

FREE-TO-READ ONLINE:
Arctic Futures, a feature by
Dr Alun Anderson
In a personal note to the editor Dr Anderson has said this article is now out of date. Nevertheless, the content remains interesting. Helen Gavaghan. Ed. 20-08-2018.

In issue two, 2017 of Science, People & Politics
Jan Zalasiewicz, professor of geology at the University of Leicester in the UK writes of transition from the Holocene.

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AS COVID-19 PANDEMIC RAGES

COMMENTARY
Infants and children on Crown Court premises.
Is that what society wants?
Online 20.35 BST 22.08.2019.

British Courts and Justice.
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SCIENCE, PEOPLE & POLITICS.
Editor Helen Gavaghan. The title is a scientifically literate humanities' quarterly. Its editorial advisers are: Professor Graham Dutfield, Dr Ferdinando Patat of the European Southern Observatory, Martin Redfern and Fred Pearce FRSGS.