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Replanting logged forests with diverse seedlings accelerates restoration, says Oxford study

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When it gets too hot to work, people lose income, which means households may struggle to afford to buy food. This is experienced more in countries with vulnerable and informal work patterns – especially agriculture

Heat can cause rapid food insecurity in days, says Oxford research

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An overhead image of Europe during a heatwave, with countries coloured yellow, orange and red. Image credit: Shutterstock.

Extremely hot days are warming twice as fast as average summer days in North-West Europe

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Kenya river in the sky

‘Rivers in the sky’ shape African climate - research

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The image shows a satellite image over Europe with clouds visible. Image credit: Shutterstock.

Oxford climate research excellence recognised by renewed Met Office partnership

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University of Oxford Student Ambassador Litter Picking Kayak Project

Oxford leads Nature Positive Universities Alliance to reverse biodiversity decline

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Pathways to get to clean energy systems depend a lot on how feasible they are in each African country

Africa needs country-specific narratives for a clean energy future - study

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A satellite image with visible shipping emissions seen as tracks. Image credit: NASA WorldView / D Watson-Parris

New analysis of shipping emissions reveals that air pollution has a larger effect on climate than previously thought

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Oxford to host net zero technology summit

Oxford to host net zero technology summit

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temperatures were very much higher in the past. The whole world was hotter, about 50 million years ago with average temperatures a massive 14° hotter than pre-industrial levels.

When hippos roamed, past temperatures were much higher - expert comment

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