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Person in a high-vis jacket and hard hat sits on the edge of the geothermal drilling site. Photo by Ben Craven, School of Earth and Environment

Experts champion geothermal energy as key to cheaper, more stable future

Academics have highlighted how geothermal energy can help break the link between fossil fuels and electricity prices, for a more stable and cost-effective future.

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Met Office Academic Partnership expands with new joint roles

The four joint Leeds-Met Office appointees will provide new leadership within the Schools of Earth and Environment (SEE), Geography and Mathematics.

A road leading into Beijing, lined with trees and full with cars and buses. The city in the distance is foggy.

Warning over air quality improvement slowdown

China’s air quality improvement has slowed dramatically over the past five years.

The Blavatnik UK Laureates and Sir Leonard Blavatnik in black-tie. The Laureates all have medals. Behind them is the Blavatnik Foundation emblem.

Professor Benjamin Mills wins Blavatnik Young Scientist award

Professor Mills has been recognised as the 2025 Blavatnik Awards for Young Scientists in the UK Laureate in Physical Sciences & Engineering, for his accomplishments in Earth System Modelling.

Text reads Pride Guidelines: Pointers for Research that is Inclusive, Diverse & Equitable for LGBTQ+ fieldworkers. Underneath is the intersex-inclusive progress pride flag in the shape of a shield

New tools support LGBTQ+ inclusive fieldwork

A guide to planning safe, inclusive and equitable fieldwork for LGBTQ+ people has been launched by a research team.

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