Lunchtime Lecture - Marine renewable energy: A barnacle's eye view
A lunchtime lecture on May 22 2012
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May 22, 2012 from 01:00 PM to 02:00 PM |
| Contact Name | Raeanne Miller |
| Contact Phone | 01631 559000 |
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The coasts of Argyll are set to become powerhouses of marine renewable energy, supplying Scotland with electricity harvested from the wind, ocean waves and tidal currents. However, these developments will also change the ocean ‘seascape’, with knock-on effects for marine plants and animals. In this lecture we ask: what will renewable energy developments look like from a barnacle’s point of view? Or from the perspective of other creatures living on or in the seabed?
A talk by Raeanne Miller, PhD student at SAMS.
This event is FREE.
Oban Caledonian Hotel perfectly situated in the heart of the town overlooking the Bay.
- Food served all day until 9.30pm
- Complimentary WiFi Internet access
- Afternoon Fish Tea £6.10 from 2.30pm – 5.00pm everyday
