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22 March 2022
For the first time it has been demonstrated that financial crises reduce deforestation rates – according to new Sussex research
23 November 2021
In the closing SEG@COP26 panel discussion, Sussex Energy Group researchers discussed their reactions to the outcomes from the COP.
10 September 2021
Researchers join policymakers, funders and IGOs to explore Futures Literacy: using the future to deliver societal and environmental change.
Dr Mari Martiskainen announced as new Co-Director of Sussex Energy Group
22 March 2021
A new paper identifies eight actions for sustainable food production and consumption to bend the curve on biodiversity loss.
16 March 2021
University of Sussex experts have urged policy makers to support diverse land use management to meet the diverse needs and values of people and...
27 August 2020
A new study suggests fewer resources are depleting than previously estimated, but authors urge caution in unsustainable extraction levels.
26 August 2020
A new paper, co-authored by a Sussex scientist, has revealed major holes in an international treaty designed to help repair the ozone layer.
30 July 2020
Led by a Sussex professor, the first official Red List for British Mammals highlights species most at risk of national extinction in the near future.
8 July 2020
A University of Sussex Professor leads a report for The Wildlife Trusts to show how people across society can take action to bring back insects.
1 May 2020
A mass move to working-from-home accelerated by the Coronavirus pandemic might not be as beneficial to the planet as many hope
16 April 2020
A study reveals the impact of traffic noise on bat activity, suggesting that negative effects could be felt considerable distances from the source.
25 March 2020
Hippos brought into Colombia by Pablo Escobar could have helped to restore ecological diversity in the surrounding area, according to a new study.
18 March 2020
Experts have stressed an urgent need to find alternatives to wormers and anti-ectoparasitic products used widely on cattle, following new research.
4 March 2020
Experts reveal a vast gap between current global emissions and where they should be heading to meet the goals set out in the Paris Climate Agreement.
19 February 2020
High wind speeds can significantly reduce the efficiency of a honey bee’s search for food, according to a new research paper published this week.
11 February 2020
HR In Excellence in Research Award goes to University of Sussex for sixth consecutive year for excellence in supporting researchers develop careers.
16 January 2020
Between 1990 and 2018, less than 4.59% of the global funding totalling more than $1.3 trillion was spent on climate-related research.
3 January 2020
The low-carbon revolution could be at risk without new international agreements to ensure a sustainable supply of rare minerals and metals.
2 December 2019
Biodiversity could be in a worse state than we think, as assessments fail to account for long-lasting impacts of abrupt land changes.
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