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Richard Westcott

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  • Science and Tech Correspondent, BBC
Cambridge
As seen in: BBC, Eyes on Earth, Devon Live
Director of Comms, Cambridge University Health Partners. Former BBC Correspondent and a real asset at parties.
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Gardens for Better Living

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By Richard Westcott Verified
| lifestylemag.pt
For centuries, gardens have offered humankind far more than seasonal colour and carefully clipped borders. They are places of pause: quiet sanctuaries where one can unwind and reconnect with nature. In an age shaped by constant noise, glowing screens and hurried routines, more than ever, the garden remains one of life’s gentlest remedies.
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Formation of vertical columnar seismic structures and seafloor depressions by groundwater discharge in the drowned Miami Terrace platform and overlying deep-water carbonates, southeastern Florida

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By Kevin Cunningham, Richard Westcott Verified, Edward Robinson, Sean Norgard
| Eyes on Earth
The presence of vertical cross-formational fluid migration passageways within sedimentary basins can profoundly impact aquifer and reservoir fluid-flow and their identification is fundamental to informing management of subsurface fluid resources (groundwater, oil, gas).
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Call for action over road run-off pollution hitting English rivers

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By Nic Rigby Verified, Richard Westcott Verified
| BBC Verified
By Nic Rigby and Richard Westcott BBC Politics East image captionGill Barlow said open water swimming in Northamptonshire had grown and grown during the lockdown Action is needed to stop pollution of English rivers by road run-off, an environmental campaigner warned. The call came as more people have started swimming in rivers during the Covid-19 lockdown. Jo Bradley, who worked at the Environment Agency for 20 years, said more funding was needed for measures to prevent contamination of waterways.
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