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Close-up of a pile of dried lupini beans, showcasing their varied shapes and light cream to greenish colors, highlighting the Ethiopian agricultural tradition amidst the broader challenges posed by climate change.
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Avoiding an Ethiopian perfect storm of neurolathyrism and climate change.
Ethiopian farmers are increasingly cultivating grass pea, a hardy crop ideally suited to the weather extremes that climate change will...
Climate change will increase chances of wildfire globally – but humans can still help reduce the risk
New research highlights how the risk of wildfire is rising globally due to climate change – but also, how human...
Limiting global warming to 1.5°C would reduce risks to humans by up to 85%
New research led by the University of East Anglia (UEA) quantifies the benefits of limiting global warming to 1.5°C and...
New study shows we need to target climate change adaptation across all sectors if we are to properly support sustainable development
River
Image credit: Photo by Mihai Lazăr on Unsplash
Event: Critical Climate Decade – Implications for Water Conference
we invite you to this interdisciplinary hybrid conference held in Norwich from noon on 22nd June until 13:30 pm 23rd...
150,000 – 200,000 homes and businesses in England at risk of sea level rise from the 2050s
Up to 200,000 English properties are at risk of sea level rise from the 2050s shows a study published today...
Decolonising climate communication narratives
Renee Karunungan reflects on where she comes from and where she wants to see the future of climate communications...
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Critical Climate Decade: Implications for Water
Over this two-day event, we will network, learn and share ideas between experts from academia, industry, government and the third...
Aerial view of a biogas plant with several green-domed structures surrounded by green agricultural fields and a winding road in the countryside, showcasing a vibrant example of bioeconomy and sustainability.
Image credit: Supergen Bioenergy Hub
Bioeconomy Sustainability Indicator Model (BSIM)
The BSIM can analyse individual elements within bioeconomy projects from specific biomass resources, supply chains, technologies, or whole bioeconomy project...