Our first #BiGWeek #TweetChat guest for #GeoSustainability is Sarah Morjuetan from Women In Mining, UK @WIM_UK. !
Sarah is a Mining Engineering Masters' graduate from the Camborne School of Mines, UK.
Sarah, thank you very much for taking the time to participate in #BIGWeek Q/A
Sarah is a Mining Engineering Masters' graduate from the Camborne School of Mines, UK.
Sarah, thank you very much for taking the time to participate in #BIGWeek Q/A
@WIM_UK Q1: Sarah, can you tell us about geo-sustainability and how this branch of Geoscience impacts our everyday lives?
@WIM_UK Q2: Sarah, What made you interested in this branch of Geoscience? Can you share a little regarding coursework, training, and current positions?
@WIM_UK Q3: Sarah, Can you share some ways that your institutions have been working to implement community engagement to ensure the adaptation of geo-sustainable practices?
@WIM_UK Q4: Sarah, How can geoscientists contribute to the UN sustainable development goals?
@WIM_UK Q5: Sarah, How can universities integrate sustainability into geoscience education, training and professional development?
Finally! @WIM_UK Q6: Sarah, How do we ensure that mining essential minerals is sustainable?
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