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By Jan Deckers On December 7, 2021

COP26 and the urgent need to shift agriculture towards vegan diets

In this post-COP26 blog, Jan Deckers, a Senior Lecturer in Health Care Ethics, argues that non-vegan diets pose greater health...

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By Dr Christopher Harrison On December 7, 2021

This is how we're opening up the universe to the blind

The size, shape, formation and backstory of the universe has been the cause of fascination for scientists and researchers for...

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By Newcastle University On November 30, 2021

Bycatch risks for dolphins and porpoises in small fisheries revealed

A new study by Newcastle University explored the risk of dolphins and porpoises being caught in small-scale fisheries. The...

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By Hayley Fowler On November 12, 2021

Climate adaptation and the road to net zero

Professor Hayley Fowler discusses the Adaptation Research Alliance, which was launched at COP26. Learn about the importance of...

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By Stephen Elstub On November 9, 2021

Could climate assemblies help tackle our climate response?

Time is running out to address the climate crisis, yet politicians fail to introduce policies that will address the emergency...

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By Sara Walker On November 9, 2021

What is the role of the energy sector in the move to net zero?

Professor Sara Walker, Director of the National Centre for Energy Systems Integration, discusses the role of the energy sector...

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By Newcastle University On November 9, 2021

Women in Sustainability: Amplifying Women’s Voices

In this COP26 blog, Dr Jenny Davidson tells us about Amplifying Women’s Voices, a project that aims to provide a voice for...

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By Abbie Hutchinson On November 4, 2021

Newcastle University: Together for our planet

Newcastle University Students' Union President reflects on COP26 and the role of younger generations in climate change...

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By Newcastle University On November 4, 2021

COP26: Ensuring our climate research is accessible to all

In this COP26 blog, Dr Eleanor Starkey tells us how Newcastle University helps address the climate emergency. Learn how our...

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By Newcastle University On November 2, 2021

A green finance report explores the voluntary carbon market challenges

A green finance report examines the voluntary carbon market challenges. Dr. Marwa Elnahass, co-author of the report, explains...

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By Newcastle University On November 1, 2021

The role of responsible investment in the University’s climate action

In this COP26 blog, we look at the importance of responsible investment as part of the University's Climate Action Plan. Learn...

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By Dr Kate Manzo On October 29, 2021

COP26 and uneven development: A fair outcome for Africa?

In this COP26 article Dr Kate Manzo, Senior Lecturer at the School of Geography, discusses the African continent’s needs and...

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COP26 and the urgent need to shift agriculture towards vegan diets

In this post-COP26 blog, Jan Deckers, a Senior Lecturer in Health Care Ethics, argues that non-vegan diets pose greater health...

This is how we're opening up the universe to the blind

The size, shape, formation and backstory of the universe has been the cause of fascination for scientists and researchers for...

Bycatch risks for dolphins and porpoises in small fisheries revealed

A new study by Newcastle University explored the risk of dolphins and porpoises being caught in small-scale fisheries. The...

Climate adaptation and the road to net zero

Professor Hayley Fowler discusses the Adaptation Research Alliance, which was launched at COP26. Learn about the importance of...

Could climate assemblies help tackle our climate response?

Time is running out to address the climate crisis, yet politicians fail to introduce policies that will address the emergency...

What is the role of the energy sector in the move to net zero?

Professor Sara Walker, Director of the National Centre for Energy Systems Integration, discusses the role of the energy sector...

Women in Sustainability: Amplifying Women’s Voices

In this COP26 blog, Dr Jenny Davidson tells us about Amplifying Women’s Voices, a project that aims to provide a voice for...

Newcastle University: Together for our planet

Newcastle University Students' Union President reflects on COP26 and the role of younger generations in climate change...

COP26: Ensuring our climate research is accessible to all

In this COP26 blog, Dr Eleanor Starkey tells us how Newcastle University helps address the climate emergency. Learn how our...

A green finance report explores the voluntary carbon market challenges

A green finance report examines the voluntary carbon market challenges. Dr. Marwa Elnahass, co-author of the report, explains...

The role of responsible investment in the University’s climate action

In this COP26 blog, we look at the importance of responsible investment as part of the University's Climate Action Plan. Learn...

COP26 and uneven development: A fair outcome for Africa?

In this COP26 article Dr Kate Manzo, Senior Lecturer at the School of Geography, discusses the African continent’s needs and...