Skateboarding represents both pollution and sustainability
Skateboarding is a “polluted” leisure activity which both harms the environment and boosts sustainability, a new study argues. The sport...
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Three ‘super-leverage points’ offer hope for climate breakthrough
Three “super-leverage points” could trigger a cascade of decarbonisation in sectors covering 70% of global greenhouse gas emissions, according to...
We Still Have a Chance: City gears up for three climate-inspired exhibitions
Three exhibitions inspired by a University-led international climate project are preparing to open at venues across the city from this...
New research quantifies the ‘wow’ factor of sunrise and sunset for the first time
A new study has identified the impact that fleeting natural events, such as sunrises and sunsets, can have on people,...
Exeter Professor secures prestigious Blavatnik Award for Young Scientists
James Screen, Professor of Climate Science at The University of Exeter, has been recognised for his work on transforming understanding...
University of Exeter contributes to ‘invisible disabilities’ parliamentary report
Members of the University of Exeter’s Inclusivity Project have contributed to a parliamentary briefing that highlights the challenges faced by...
World Economic Forum must lead action on polar crisis
The World Economic Forum must kick-start meaningful action to tackle the polar crisis, an Arctic expert says. Gail Whiteman, founder...
Reading project which pairs old and young boosts wellbeing among children and the elderly, analysis shows
A reading project which pairs the old and young helps to boost wellbeing among children and the elderly, analysis shows....
Could ketamine stop problematic gambling? New study investigates
Researchers at the University of Exeter are seeking participants to investigate the effect of ketamine on gambling addictions. The new...