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We face a torrent of misinformation on topics great and small. The Royal Society report reviews the challenges of misinformation and what steps we can take to deal with them. It does not call for content removal as a panacea. Credit: Shutterstock

Royal Society cautions against online censorship of scientific misinformation

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The new Oxford nature recovery centre will harness state-of-the-art technologies designed to deliver nature recovery at scale and monitor progress towards this recovery. Credit: Shutterstock.

Leverhulme Trust awards £10 million to new Oxford nature recovery centre

Climate change
Environment
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long production chains facilitate faster price reduction in industries and faster GDP growth in economies

New study finds economic progress is aided by longer supply chains and deeper networks

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In countries where vaccine coverage was previously low, certification was associated with a significant increase in additional vaccine doses per million people...However...where there were higher average vaccination rates before certification was introduc

COVID-19 certificates may boost vaccine uptake in countries with below average coverage – Oxford study

COVID-19 vaccine
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Together, the Projects have produced a rich and diverse set of outputs that help to further our understanding of how to move towards a more resilient food system - Dr John Ingram. Credit: Shutterstock.

Major report points way to a more resilient UK food system

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'We have less than 10 years to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and temperature growth to 1.5C and we cannot make it without interventions from and change within the finance sector,' Liz McKeon, IKEA Foundation. Credit: Shutterstock.

IKEA Foundation pledges £4.5m to back Oxford sustainable finance action

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Mokola Market

New joint Oxford-Wits project to study human mobility in Global South

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Any of the healthy and sustainable dietary patterns we looked at are a better option for health, the environment, and financially. Credit: Shutterstock.

Sustainable eating is cheaper and healthier - Oxford study

Climate change
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True Planet
global growth of cities, particularly in the global south, will entrench and embed people in urban concentrations of informality

Finally: COP considers cities and the climate crisis

Climate change
Expert opinion
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True Planet
There has been a levelling up in the Early Childhood Education and Care experiences of children across the socio-economic spectrum, according to the report. Credit: Shutterstock.

Early education and development ‘levelled up’ in 21st century - study

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