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Person on a two-wheel electric motorcycle on a wide, busy road in Indonesia. He is wearing a helmet. Behind are many other riders on motorbikes, cars and buses, with high rise buildings and palm trees in the background.

A new paper by Dr Ferry Fathoni, Professor Kang Li, and Professor Jon Lovett explores the economics of battery refurbishment and recycling for electric motorcycles in Indonesia.

Fisherwomen festival

More than 150 people gathered in the sunken village of Timbulsloko, Indonesia, for the Festival “Perempuan Pesisir Merawat (Ibu) Bumi dan Laut” or “Coastal Women Caring for (Mother) Earth and Sea”.

Greenland glacier

A growing network of meltwater lakes at the edge of the Greenland ice sheet is accelerating the flow of major glaciers, potentially increasing the pace of global sea‑level rise.

The Great Hall Summer Graduation

Subjects within the Faculties of Environment and Social Sciences have ranked highly in the global top 200.

Members of the Healthy and Sustainable Places Data Service (HASP) standing in a garden patio with an arched hedge and trees behind them.

The Healthy and Sustainable Places Data Service (HASP) has been named one of Big Issue's 100 Changemakers of 2026 for its work using smart data to reduce health inequalities in the UK.