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Floodwarer gushing down a residential street in Steyr, Austria

Climate change 'widespread, rapid and intensifying'

Published
9 August 2021
Categories
Global
Environment

Changes in the Earth's climate caused by human activity are being observed in every region and across the whole climate system, according to a major international report released today. 

Professor Nick Plant, Martin Stow, Tracy Brabin and Richelle Schuster

Nexus helps young people tackle global challenges

Published
9 August 2021
Categories
University
Business and partnerships

The University has welcomed a group of talented young people with dreams of changing the world onto a prestigious skills and entrepreneurial programme.

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Rethink the economy to tackle climate crisis 

Published
5 August 2021
Categories
Global
Business & Economy
Environment

Research into global climate models by leading international academics shows that current economic policies are in danger of leading nations away from emission and global warming targets.

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Scientists reverse age-related memory loss in mice

Published
26 July 2021
Categories
Health
Science

Scientists at Leeds and Cambridge have successfully reversed age-related memory loss in mice and say their discovery could lead to the development of treatments to prevent memory loss in people.

Four academics who have been awarded British Academy Fellowships

British Academy honours for Leeds

Published
23 July 2021
Categories
Arts & Culture
News

Three Leeds academics have been elected to British Academy Fellowships, and Simon Armitage - Poet Laureate and Professor of Poetry - has been elected an Honorary Fellow.

Paving stones and fountains in front of Bradford Town Hall.

Helping Yorkshire reduce its carbon footprint

Published
22 July 2021
Categories
Health
Environment

A West Yorkshire city’s ambitious plans to tackle the effects of climate change are being supported by three Ó³¿ÍÖ±²¥ students.