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New Chancellor’s Fellow Dr Murray Collins joins the School of GeoSciences

Mon, 17/09/2018

Dr Murray Collins joins the School of GeoSciences as a new Chancellor’s Fellow in Data-Driven Innovation.

China launches first low-carbon college with expert help from UK

Sat, 15/09/2018

China’s first college for the study of low-carbon technology has opened with the support of experts from the UK.

Fossil teeth show how Jurassic reptiles adapted to changing seas

Wed, 05/09/2018

Marine predators that lived in deep waters during the Jurassic Period thrived as sea levels rose, while species that dwelled in the shallows died...

Carbon emissions in African savannas triple previous estimates

Fri, 24/08/2018

Widespread tree felling in African savannas is producing at least three times as many carbon emissions as was previously thought, research...

A third of fruit and veg crop too ugly to sell, study shows

Sun, 19/08/2018

More than one-third of farmed fruit and vegetables never reaches supermarket shelves because it is misshapen or the wrong size, research suggests...

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Antarctic Peninsula Ice More Stable Than Thought

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Tue, 02/05/2017

Glacier flow at the southern Antarctic Peninsula has increased since the 1990s, but a new study has found the change to be only a third of what was recently reported.

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Fri, 21/04/2017

Scientists are preparing for the launch of a UK-French satellite that will measure greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, following official endorsement of the project today. The initiative will be the first European mission to monitor and characterise the flow of carbon dioxide gas from natural and man-made sources and its absorption by the atmosphere, ocean, and land.

Artist's impression of Microcarb satellite CNES

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Thu, 20/04/2017

Academics from the School of GeoSciences awarded funds on two research projects as part of a £8.6m UK research programme on greenhouse gas removal. New research will investigate ways to remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere to counteract global warming.

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Dr Murray Collins joins the School of GeoSciences as a new Chancellor’s Fellow in Data-Driven Innovation.

China’s first college for the study of low-carbon technology has opened with the support of experts from the UK.

Marine predators that lived in deep waters during the Jurassic Period thrived as sea levels rose, while species that dwelled in the shallows died...

Widespread tree felling in African savannas is producing at least three times as many carbon emissions as was previously thought, research...

More than one-third of farmed fruit and vegetables never reaches supermarket shelves because it is misshapen or the wrong size, research suggests...

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Antarctic Peninsula Ice More Stable Than Thought

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Glacier flow at the southern Antarctic Peninsula has increased since the 1990s, but a new study has found the change to be only a third of what was recently reported.

Satellite Project to Track Greenhouse Gases

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Funding Success Exploring Greenhouse Gas Removal

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Academics from the School of GeoSciences awarded funds on two research projects as part of a £8.6m UK research programme on greenhouse gas removal. New research will investigate ways to remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere to counteract global warming.

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Dr Murray Collins joins the School of GeoSciences as a new Chancellor’s Fellow in Data-Driven Innovation.

China’s first college for the study of low-carbon technology has opened with the support of experts from the UK.

Marine predators that lived in deep waters during the Jurassic Period thrived as sea levels rose, while species that dwelled in the shallows died...

Widespread tree felling in African savannas is producing at least three times as many carbon emissions as was previously thought, research...

More than one-third of farmed fruit and vegetables never reaches supermarket shelves because it is misshapen or the wrong size, research suggests...

Headline News

Antarctic Peninsula Ice More Stable Than Thought

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Glacier flow at the southern Antarctic Peninsula has increased since the 1990s, but a new study has found the change to be only a third of what was recently reported.

Satellite Project to Track Greenhouse Gases

Published on:

Funding Success Exploring Greenhouse Gas Removal

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Academics from the School of GeoSciences awarded funds on two research projects as part of a £8.6m UK research programme on greenhouse gas removal. New research will investigate ways to remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere to counteract global warming.

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