Connecting the dots
Making connections to secure a low-carbon future
Q&A with Dr Alex Howe, the Grantham Institute's new network manager interested in decarbonisation pathways and satellite solutions to climate change.
Making connections to secure a low-carbon future
Q&A with Dr Alex Howe, the Grantham Institute's new network manager interested in decarbonisation pathways and satellite solutions to climate change.
Imperial student helps Ugandan charity improve water filtration technology
A PhD student from Imperial has shared his knowledge of ceramics with a charity to help improve the way water is purified in Uganda.
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Imperial experts launch climate-friendly food production initiative at Davos
A project designed to draw over a million farmers into sustainable global food supply chains has been announced at the World Economic Forum.
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Top climate change scientist talks about President-elect Trump's likely impact
The world is waiting to see whether President-elect Trump will take action on climate change.
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Sugar-free and 'diet' drinks no better for healthy weight than full sugar drinks
Sugar-free and 'diet' drinks are often seen as the healthier option - but researchers at Imperial have argued that they do not promote healthy weight.
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Greenland's ice sheet closely tracks global climate changes
A study of Greenland's history reaching back millions of years shows that the ice sheet expands and rebounds in response to global changes in climate.
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Global methane emissions are rising faster than any time in the past 20 years
Emissions from agriculture, including cattle and rice cultivation, are likely driving a steep rise in global methane emissions, says a new report.
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Big data on ecology and evolution explored in new Centre for Doctoral Training
From genes and species to whole ecosystems or the global biosphere, students in a new PhD scheme will tackle nature's mathematical problems.
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Sampling species' DNA trails is leading to better environmental monitoring
Using a technique that can tell if a species has passed by from just a sample of water, scientists are developing new ways to assess ecosystems.
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Imperial experts join global effort to measure climate change's effect on health
A new initiative has launched today to understand what it calls the 'catastrophic risk to human health' caused by climate change.
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