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Transforming ocean-climate action in Canada

Ocean Frontier Institute, led by Dalhousie University, is driving the science and innovation needed to solve urgent ocean-climate challenges.

Sustainability impacts of agricultural trade policies on local communities

Explore how Making Agricultural Trade Sustainable (MATS) is global agricultural trade policies with an integrated, multi-method approach.

UK’s Earth observation technologies enhanced with £9m funding

The UK Space Agency has announced its largest investment into an early-stage technology programme to improve the UK’s Earth observation technologies.

How better monitoring can aid the fight against nitrate pollution

There is a real need for new testing and analysis methods that can help to highlight how nitrate pollution is damaging our environment.

How do airborne microplastics contribute to climate change?

Learn more about how airborne microplastics circulate in the biosphere and impact biodiversity and climate change.

Government pledges £25m to increase natural flood resilience measures

Discover more about how a project to fund natural flood resilience measures will benefit water quality and biodiversity.

PrimeWater Project: Enhancing advanced Earth observation data through environmental modelling, data assimilation, and Machine Learning techniques

Learn about the PrimeWater Project, which delivers high reliability water quality forecasts for the water industry.

Advocating for the introduction of criminal law for environmental protection

To solve current environmental problems, it is argued that criminal law for environmental protection must be implemented.

Sustainable conversion of CO2 made possible with novel method

Discover the new method that allows for the sustainable conversion of CO2, potentially offering a replacement for current approaches.

How transitioning from nitrogen fertilisers will decarbonise the Netherlands’ food and agriculture industry

EIT InnoEnergy explores how transitioning from nitrogen fertilisers will decarbonise the food and agriculture sector in the Netherlands.

How geospatial technologies are revolutionising infrastructure planning

Innovation News Network explains everything you need to know about the importance of geospatial technologies in infrastructure planning.

Implementing microbiome management services in recirculating aquaculture systems

RASLab is collaborating with microbiome start-up KYTOS to improve microbiome management services in recirculating aquaculture systems.

New research shows damage to West Antarctic ice sheet could still be reversible

Learn more about the current state of the West Antarctic ice sheet and how climate action could prevent its collapse.

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