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Katherine Purvis

  • Digital Editor, WaterAid Global
As seen in: The Guardian, The Telegraph, Yahoo Finance UK, Taylor & Francis Online, Smithsonian Magazine, De Standaard, Eco-Business, Dialogue Earth, Community Care, The Third Pole and
Digital advocacy and campaigns @WaterAid, ex-@guardian. Northerner. Tweets mine, mainly on #equality #plants #books #food. She/her
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Development of marine antifouling performance in hard fouling-release coatings

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By Katherine Purvis, Russell Wyeth, Aaron J. Cogger, Alexis Trevors
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Marine biofouling is a substantial economic and environmental issue. Hard fouling-release coatings present a promising solution, combining fouling-release characteristics with durability. This study tested proprietary hard fouling-release prototype coatings from GIT Coatings, Inc. alongside uncoated controls, colour controls, and commercial performance standards. Three successive experiments were completed, incorporating static and dynamic flow conditions at sites in Nova Scotia, Canada.
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Beyond sourdough: the hobbies that helped readers cope with lockdown

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By Katherine Purvis
| in.style.yahoo.com
During lockdown, my husband and I have taken daily walks in the countryside that have kept us sane and given us a break from the monotony of confinement. Along the way, I have collected stones to paint. Looking for ways to engage the five-year-olds in my class (and missing them a bit too), I painted each stone to look like them and used them to make videos, games and to tell stories.
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'The pinnacle of storytelling': reader reviews of The Last of Us Part II

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By Katherine Purvis
| Yahoo Finance UK Verified
‘A phenomenal follow-up’ Beyond being one of the most visually and technically stunning games, the story forces the player to face the consequences of choices made in the first game and refuses to shy away from the pain of those choices. The main character and the player come to the realisation that a cycle of perpetual violence is the result of vengeance and only forgiveness can help us heal.
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