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Tyndall climate expert appointed to the Adaptation Committee to prepare and adapt the UK for climate change
Professor Hayley Fowler will join the Adaptation Committee of the Climate Change Committee, which provides independent, expert advice to UK...
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New climate report finds time running out to save the Fens
One of the UK’s most vital agricultural and ecological regions, the Fens, faces unprecedented threat due to climate change unless...
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The future of the IPCC: Experts give recommendations as COP29 continues
Climate experts from the UEA and beyond have released a pivotal report that takes stock of the IPCC and its...
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New project to benefit net zero targets, soil health, biodiversity and agriculture
OpenLAND seeks to revolutionise agricultural practices, land use change and soil health....
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Fossil fuel CO2 emissions increase again in 2024
Global carbon emissions from fossil fuels have reached a record high in 2024, according to new research....
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Global CO2 emissions from forest fires increase by 60 per cent
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Scientists caution no guarantees when it comes to overshooting 1.5°C
A group of black and white cows stand on grass, their presence highlighting the role of dairy farms. Above them, a dramatic cloudy sky swirls, hinting at nature's complexity as biogas and methane emissions remain pressing concerns.
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Methane emissions from dairy farms higher than thought – but conversion to biogas could reduce emissions and save more than £400m a year in fuel costs
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