India can become a world leader in green hydrogen – if it connects industry to the grid
Grid-connected green hydrogen and ammonia can help India meet its growing energy demand and clean energy targets, according to new...
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Eurosceptics more likely to think of the EU as less democratic than it is, study shows
A significant share of voters see the EU as less democratic than it really is and believe the European Commission...
Key to solving Libyan conflict lies within the country, analysis says
The key to solving the Libyan political conflict lies within the country rather than with the international community, analysis says....
‘We Are the Possible’: Ground-breaking UK-UAE initiative to catalyse climate action and solutions for COP28
An international programme of climate-inspired art and education involving leading scientists, health experts, educators, artists, youth leaders and schoolchildren from...
Financial insecurity and precarious work promote support of radical politics, study warns
Financial and job insecurity make European voters more likely to support radical politicians, a new study warns. Experts have found...
Kurdish folklore collectors are helping to revitalise endangered languages, study shows
A new generation of young Kurdish folklore collectors are helping to revitalise endangered languages and create a living archive, a...
Extreme El Niño weather saw South America’s forest carbon sink switch off
Tropical forests in South America lose their ability to absorb carbon from the atmosphere when conditions become exceptionally hot and...
New research shows “stunning influence” of health lobbyists over US politicians
“Stealth” lobbying via money and personal meetings is having a significant impact on US healthcare legislation, a major new study...
University of Exeter marks support for Ukraine on Ukrainian Independence Day
University of Exeter experts have marked their ongoing support for their colleagues in Ukraine as the country marks its Independence...