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Deforestation and land degradation in Nan Province, Thailand
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Researchers warn against securitised response to global biodiversity loss
Researchers warn that framing biodiversity loss as a national security threat relies on speculative migration projections and risks undermining the...
Srisailam Dam Reservoir on the Krishna River, one of India's largest dams, surrounding by fecund hills and a big blue sky with wispy clouds.
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Planning future reservoirs: A new tool for designing low-carbon hydropower
A significant amount of greenhouse gas emissions come from reservoirs and dams, and a new framework links those to dam...
Environmental Sciences students on the UEA campus, walking towards the iconic Ziggurats on a sunny day.
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Sir Anthony Habgood Professor of Climate and the Environment
A tremendous opportunity to advance your academic career and steer exceptional climate/environmental research....
Houses on Parliament against blue sky with huge cloud in background.
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Tyndall Centre Director Andrew Jordan appointed to UK Climate Change Committee
Professor Andrew Jordan has been appointed to the UK Climate Change Committee (CCC), recognised for his expertise in climate policy,...
Placard of "Scientists for Future" against the a climate stripes circle at a climate scientists protest in Nuremberg, Germany.
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More – not less – science needed to protect our planet, says former Tyndall Centre Director
Professor Corinne Le Quéré says the breakdown in international cooperation, long supporting global progress on climate action, has hit science...
Playing in the garden near a heat pump in Somerset, England, in June 2025.
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UK energy experts call for wider range of plausible futures for decarbonisation scenarios
How would UK energy scenario practice look if lessons were learned from the past two decades? A new expert workshop...
A butterfly resting on a yellow flower.
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New analysis of climate threats to biodiversity will help conservationists plan for future
A new global assessment of climate risks to biodiversity across more than 98,000 protected areas worldwide provides an open-access tool...
An aerial view of a parking lot and loading dock in Germany, half filled with cars and lorries, besides a warehouse roof lined with solar panels.
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Climate progress is gaining irreversible momentum, say researchers
Key elements of climate action are difficult to reverse. From policies and technologies to the stories we tell ourselves, we...