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Expedition examines carbon impact of bottom trawling
Leeds researchers have played a key role in a pioneering study in the Irish Sea. It aims to address critical evidence gaps on the impact of bottom trawling on seabed carbon storage.
Leeds Professor part of international team monitoring Manhattan-sized glacier break
An international research team including Leeds Professor has reported a major calving event in Greenland, marking the glacier's largest loss of floating ice since 2012.
Farmers at the heart of nature recovery as Defra Minister visits Upper Duddon
Minister Stephen Morgan visits a pioneering University of Leeds-supported project helping farmers restore landscapes, improve water quality and reduce flood risk.
FASTA project wins Royal Meteorological Society Innovation Award
The National Centre for Atmospheric Science (NCAS), the University of Leeds and partners in Africa are celebrating the FASTA project, which has received a Royal Meteorological Society (RMetS) Award.
Europe’s Weather Engine is stalling: Climate Change suppresses the jet stream variability
The North Atlantic jet stream is one of the main regulators of the European climate: an intense westerly airflow that guides storms toward the continent. New evidence suggests this system is changing.