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By Newcastle University On August 9, 2021

From producing carbon to reducing it: How industrial change is affecting Blyth

In this COP26 article, Anthony Zito, Professor of European Public Policy, discusses the ENERGIES Exhibition, which explores the...


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Tags: One Planet, Culture & Creative Arts, Cities & Place,

By Newcastle University On August 2, 2021

Can ecosystems recover from biodiversity loss caused by wildfires?

There has been a dramatic increase in the number of wildfires in the last few years, with severe heat and drought linked to...


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Tags: One Planet, Research, Alumni,

By Newcastle University On July 16, 2021

The problem with going green: exploring the issues of deep-sea mining

In this article, Dr Sue Farran, Reader in Law at Newcastle University Law School, discusses the environmental impacts of deep-sea...


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Tags: Energy, One Planet, COP26,

By Newcastle University On May 26, 2021

Is seaweed the answer to more sustainable laundry?

Seaweed might not be something you instantly think of as clean, but it holds the key to a new laundry product that lowers...


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Tags: One Planet, Research, COP26,

By Newcastle University On May 1, 2021

Identifying early warning signs of COVID-19 outbreaks

Without the capacity for large-scale testing of each person individually, particularly those who don’t show any symptoms, there...


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Tags: Ageing, One Planet, Cities & Place,

By Newcastle University On May 1, 2021

How we're improving the food supply chain

The food supply chain is one of the most important global industries. It determines the type and quality of the food we eat,...


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Tags: One Planet, Research, COP26,

By Colin Herron On April 16, 2021

Understanding the challenges of electric vehicle charging

More and more people are making the move to electric vehicles (EVs), but this increased demand presents some challenges. Read our...


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Tags: Energy, One Planet, COP26

By Newcastle University On April 9, 2021

Mobilising data to tackle species extinction

Human-driven changes in biodiversity and the consequences they have for economies, societies and natural services are...


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Tags: Data, One Planet, COP26,

By Newcastle University On March 31, 2021

KEF results: the stories behind the statistics

This week saw the publication of the first results from the new Knowledge Exchange Framework, with fantastic ratings for...


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Tags: Data, Ageing, One Planet,

By Newcastle University On March 29, 2021

Preventing the next global pandemic

Antibiotic resistance and the associated spread of untreatable ‘superbugs’ is one of the major public health concerns of the 21st...


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Tags: Healthier Lives, One Planet, Research,

By Newcastle University On March 29, 2021

Understanding and saving our oceans

From identifying new species of marine life to revealing the scale of plastics pollution in our oceans, Newcastle University...


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Tags: One Planet, Research, COP26,

By Richard Davies On March 17, 2021

Sending carbon back underground to meet Net Zero ambitions

Richard Davies started his career in the oil and gas industry extracting carbon. Now he's looking into the reversal of that...


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Tags: Energy, One Planet, Policy,

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