Focus on cities will boost benefits of air pollution action for most vulnerable
Meeting UK air pollution targets by focussing on urban areas will maximise health benefits for the most deprived communities.
‘Living fossils’ are unique, not ancient, say Imperial researchers
A new way to measure biodiversity based on species’ unique traits shows ‘living fossil’ species do evolve.
Health risk from global warming predictor of city climate action during COVID-19
City officials were more likely to maintain climate action during the pandemic in places with more climate-related health issues affecting residents.
National Grid ESO visits UK-EPICS at Imperial College London
National Grid ESO visited UK-EPICS at Imperial College London.
Ambitious targets are needed to end ocean plastic pollution by 2100
Research suggests that plastic pollution must be reduced by at least 5% every year to make progress towards UN targets by the end of the century.
2024 Turner Kirk Trust Sprint Challenge call launch
We are delighted to announce the launch of this year's Sprint Challenge, designed to accelerate the development of conservation solutions.
First transatlantic sustainable aviation fuel flight 'saved 95 tonnes of CO2'
The world’s first transatlantic flight run on 100 per cent sustainable aviation fuel saved 95 tonnes of carbon dioxide, results show.
Believing environmental damage is done by others can cause ‘race to the bottom’
A study shows that if communities think outsiders are stealing their forest resources, they are more likely to want to increase their own harvest.
Africa and South America a 'blindspot' in carbon removal research, study reveals
A review of research on carbon dioxide removal reveals a lack of evidence on its costs, impacts and benefits in Africa and South America.
Research prizes galore and sex differences in inflammation: News from Imperial
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
