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With 2020 vision
The top green resolutions to make for 2021
After a year of flooding, bush fires and record temperatures Grantham Institute suggests the best low-carbon new year commitments to make for 2021.
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A Green Future
7 optimistic environmental stories from this year
This year, we saw large strides in combating one of the greatest issues of our time – climate change.
The Power of Sunlight
Exploring the opportunities of solar fuels for a clean energy future
Imperial researchers are playing a leading role in the development of a global roadmap for solar fuels.
Chinese water deer
Chinese water deer introduced to UK may be valuable to restoring numbers in Asia
Researchers have found Chinese water deer populations in the UK might be able to supplement declining populations in their native range in East Asia.
Physical AI
Skills development in Physical AI could cultivate lifelike intelligent robots
New research suggests combining educational topics and research disciplines to help researchers breathe life into lifelike intelligent robots.
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Forest dwelling drones
Drones that patrol forests could monitor environmental and ecological changes
Imperial researchers have created drones that can attach sensors to trees to monitor environmental and ecological changes in forests.
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Zombie fires
Carbon-releasing ‘zombie fires’ in peatlands could be dampened by new findings
New simulations have provided clues on reducing peat fires, which hide underground and are notoriously bad for human health and the environment.
Environment Bill
Imperial academics share insights on Environment Bill with parliamentarians
Imperial and LSE academics held a roundtable with members of the House of Lords to share insights on the Environment Bill.
Green futures
Imperial academic appointed Future of UK Treescapes Ambassador
Professor Clive Potter will help ensure the Future of UK Treescapes programme has a highly visible profile and is successfully delivered.
Rock clocks
Earthquake forecasting clues unearthed in strange precariously balanced rocks
Naturally formed balancing boulders could be used to help scientists to forecast large earthquakes more precisely.
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