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��ɫ commits to COP26 scholarships to help develop future climate experts

20 October 2021

Sussex is among the first UK universities to introduce COP26 scholarships supporting talented students to develop into climate experts.

New parliamentary report authored by SSRP calls for closer alignment of climate and development goals

18 October 2021

Unless action on climate change and tackling development goals are better aligned, world risks missing key 2030 targets, warns parliamentary group

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��ɫ Provost to speak at Greater Brighton City Region climate change conference

12 October 2021

Prof Rachel Mills will discuss the city region’s investment plan to become a leader in the UK’s green industrial revolution and transition to net zero

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Energy firms' obstruction likely to prevent 75% target cut in methane emissions from materialising

7 October 2021

Energy expert Dr Abigail Martin discusses the achievability of a new target to cut majority of methane emissions from fossil fuel operations by 2030

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��ɫ to plant 60 trees to mark 60th birthday

4 October 2021

A year of birthday celebrations for the University begins with the planting of a native whitebeam on campus

Sussex Energy Group launch SEG@COP26 seminar series

1 October 2021

Hear from energy policy experts at the SEG@COP26 series - presenting SPRU research and its relation to this year's global COP negotiations

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No Plan Bee: Expert warns of a future without bees if shoppers don’t alter our food buying habits

30 September 2021

Curry, baked beans and jam are just three of the creature comforts we will lose if bees become extinct

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Experts split over effectiveness of climate emergency declarations, new comprehensive academic review finds

2 September 2021

Politicians should be cautious in their use of climate and biodiversity emergency declarations as their impact can be harmful as well as helpful

University shortlisted for award in recognition of hosting global sustainability conference

23 August 2021

The University has been nominated in the Sustainability International Impact category at the PIEoneer awards taking place on Friday 3 September

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Dollar Green: Stocks in environmentally-minded firms fare better than their polluting peers

11 August 2021

Best-performing environmental stocks could have up to 7% superior annual returns than a portfolio with highly polluting stocks, new study finds.

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"On a track to true climate catastrophe" - Sussex experts respond to landmark IPCC report

9 August 2021

Sussex researchers today responded to a new assessment from UN scientists which details humanity's damaging impact on the climate.

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