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New international partnership puts communities and smart grids at the heart of net zero

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Northeast Australia's relict tropical rainforest are one of the oldest most isolated rainforests in the world. Photo credit: Alexander Schenkin

Rainforest trees may have been dying faster since the 1980s because of climate change - study

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Great Tit at Wytham Woods

75 years of the influential Great Tit study at Wytham Woods

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Botanic Garden and Magdalen Tower

Researchers assess Oxford University's impacts on biodiversity and how to mitigate them

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Energy security: Building a zero-carbon energy system will take time, but it will reduce dependence on imported gas and oil, protect consumers from the volatility of international fossil fuel markets, and decrease costs for consumers. Credit: Shutterstock

Delaying clean energy transition would be ‘lose-lose’ for UK energy security, households and the climate

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Oxford launches new multi-disciplinary ZERO Institute

Climate change
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Large mammals can help climate change mitigation and adaptation

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Interior of a commercial greenhouse for cultivating potted houseplants for retail with rows of green seedlings stretching back into the distance

The hidden footprint of low-carbon indoor farming

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The Agile Initiative at the University’s Oxford Martin School will deliver high-impact interdisciplinary research and contribute urgently-needed answers to inform environmental policy

Oxford fast-paced research programme for environmental solutions wins £10 million official backing

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The environmental threat to humankind is existential. The millions who have tragically died in the pandemic, will be followed by many more if we do not take urgent action over these twin crises of biodiversity loss and climate change

A rapid climate response from science is essential

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