Bats declined as Britain felled trees for colonial shipbuilding
Bat numbers declined as Britain’s trees were felled for shipbuilding in the early colonial period, new research shows. The study,...
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Shortage of affordable rural housing having “severe” consequences in Devon, experts warn
Shortages of affordable homes in rural areas are having severe consequences on communities, members of the Devon Housing Commission have...
Renowned film producer Lord David Puttnam to be honoured by the University of Exeter
Renowned film producer, educator and environmentalist David Puttnam will be given an honorary degree by the University of Exeter. Lord...
Exeter experts give verdict on COP28 deal
University of Exeter researchers have responded to the deal agreed today at the COP28 climate change conference. The deal contains...
Disproportionate use of Taser in some communities stems from complex interactions between factors within and external to policing.
An independent report exploring the potential causes of racial and ethnic disparities in the use of Taser by police officers...
Researchers set to receive more than £3m in funding after being assessed as potential leaders in their field
Three research projects are to each receive more than one million pounds in funding as part of a flagship programme...
Schoolchildren in the UK and United Arab Emirates issue poetic rallying cry for the world’s ocean at COP28
https://vimeo.com/890343334?share=copy Schoolchildren in the British Isles and the United Arab Emirates are using poetry and art to make a direct...
Focus on people to boost Africa’s climate resilience
Investments in Africa’s infrastructure can make people and communities far more resilient to the threats posed by climate change, a...
Zinc shows promise as surprising emerging treatment for thrush
New research could one day pave the way for the treatment of vaginal yeast infections (thrush), by shedding new light...