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Earth Day 2023 – call for poems

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22 March 202322 March 2023

To celebrate Earth Day on 22 April 2023, we are inviting staff to share their own poems on the theme of ‘re-imagining our world’ and climate research at the University.

Earth Day 2023 – call for poems

Inspiring the next generation to dispose of food packaging sustainably

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7 March 2023

Children are the next generation and it is important they are well informed so they can make sustainable decisions. Our previous work highlighted that consumers are typically confused and lack…Read More >

Inspiring the next generation to dispose of food packaging sustainably

A common framework for Global Agricultural Sustainability Assessments

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28 February 202328 February 2023

As an industry that occupies 36.5% of global land mass agriculture plays a key role in how the natural world is managed. It also supplies the food we need to…Read More >

A common framework for Global Agricultural Sustainability Assessments

The history of chocolate: when money really did grow on trees

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5 January 202324 January 2023

Advent calendars with hidden chocolatey treats, huge tins of Quality Street and steaming cups of hot chocolate festooned with whipped cream and marshmallows are all much-loved wintry staples at Christmastime….Read More >

The history of chocolate: when money really did grow on trees

How Studio Ghibli films can help us rediscover the childlike wonder of our connection with nature

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2 May 202223 February 2023

Films with powerful environmentally centred narratives can transform our thinking and connect us with nature in ways that scientific papers cannot. For example, Studio Ghibli, a renowned Japanese film studio co-founded by animator Hayao…Read More >

How Studio Ghibli films can help us rediscover the childlike wonder of our connection with nature

How will we get to carbon net zero as individuals and a society?

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17 November 2021

As the third of four all-staff talks we held in the run-up to the COP26 Summit in November 2021, this blog includes a presentation by Professor Kathy Pain (Real Estate…Read More >

Sorry Boris Johnson, the UK will not become the Qatar of hydrogen

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1 November 2021

“Britain will become the Qatar of hydrogen,” Boris Johnson declared as the government laid out its 368-page strategy for reaching net zero emissions by 2050. It sounds magnificent, but what…Read More >

Understanding why people behave sustainably

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19 May 2021

Through our daily living practices, almost all of us contribute to global environmental change. For example, households in the UK emitted an average of 9.8 tons of CO2 equivalent in…Read More >

Campus Commerce: Menus of Change research and the living lab

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19 May 2021

We are all aware of the negative aspects of the pandemic and for us these were largely things we couldn’t change. However, for us in Campus Commerce, as we were…Read More >

HortQFLNet: Ensuring continuity of research in horticultural crop quality and postharvest food loss

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10 May 2021

It is estimated that one third of food produced globally is wasted before it is consumed. In the UK, this equates to >15 million tonnes of food and drink annually;…Read More >

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