‘Winners and losers’ as global warming forces plants uphill
Some plant species will “win” and others will “lose” as global warming forces them to move uphill, new research shows....
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Government’s approach to realising benefits of AI assessed in new report
A new report on the UK government’s use of AI offers insight into accelerating its adoption and overcoming the barriers...
Scientists discover how Diadem butterfly mimics African Queen
Scientists have discovered how female Diadem butterflies have evolved to look like African Queen butterflies to repel predators. African Queens...
New partnerships to assess migration as effective response to climate change in South Asia
The consequences of climate change on how and where people live is at the centre of new partnerships and research...
University to help develop key green skills for Cornwall as part of £2m project
The development of skills needed for a future green economy is the focus of a new project involving business, innovation...
Actuaries call for policymakers to consider risk of climate ‘ruin’
Actuaries are calling for more realistic climate risk assessments. This includes the “risk of ruin”: the point past which global...
Offshore renewables innovation training programme to continue
A programme that brings academia and industry together to co-design solutions for offshore renewable energy (ORE) has been renewed for...
Rainforest’s next generation of trees threatened 30 years after logging
Rainforest seedlings are more likely to survive in natural forests than in places where logging has happened – even if...
Halloween toy among plastics swallowed by sea turtles
A Halloween toy was among hundreds of plastic items found in the guts of dead sea turtles in the Mediterranean,...