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How can “human mobility science” level up our cities?
New research explores potential solutions to inequalities and climate issues in cities, based around the understanding of how people move around.
How can we keep roads safe with automated driving assistance?
More research is needed to ensure that drivers won’t over-rely on automated vehicles to drive them safely.
Higher carbon tax on luxury goods, say researchers
A carbon tax based on the purpose of using goods and services would be fairer and more likely to deliver climate justice, say ecological economists.
Geophysics student wins prestigious Beaumont Award
Isabelle Wicks, a final year Geophysics student, has won a University of Leeds Beaumont Award for her research into proglacial lake thermal regimes.
Local Climate Bonds are a breakthrough for net-zero delivery
An innovative green finance project that piloted a new form of crowdfunding for local net-zero projects has raised over £7 million across the UK.