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There have been decades of regulations to make vehicles greener and improve air quality in London and Beijing, as well as a popular shift towards less polluting road transport. Now, total emissions of ...

UKCEH environmental physicist Dr Carole Helfter reflects on 10 years of continuous research in Southern Africa. From the setting up of the first long-term measurements of methane emissions from ...

What is the Cumbrian Lakes Research Forum? The Cumbrian Lakes Research Forum is for researchers and practitioners involved in lake and catchment management, to share knowledge on novel research, ...

The Autumn 2026 meeting will feature presentations and focused discussions on Changing Waters: Challenges, Knowledge & Solutions for a Resilient Freshwater Environment. The agenda has been led by SFG ...

A new review of research from the Biological Records Centre (BRC) highlights the vital role of biological recording and national monitoring schemes and taxonomic societies in helping scientists ...

A major new assessment of Britain's dragonflies and damselflies has revealed a mixed picture, with some species expanding their range while others face increasing risk of extinction. The British ...

Our land, air, and freshwater environments are dynamic systems that interact in complex ways. Understanding them means studying these connections, not only the parts in isolation. Yet the data and ...

UKCEH is attending the UN Biodiversity Conference (CBD COP17) in Armenia, bringing science that supports biodiversity conservation, nature-positive decision-making, and practical action for people and ...