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The UK is falling behind on modern slavery, says new report

When the Modern Slavery Act 2015 was passed, it was claimed to be world-leading legislation that would prevent and disrupt modern slavery. Nine years later, its ‘world-leading’ status is in question.

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Can earthworms adapt to climate change?

Researchers are to investigate whether the humble earthworm is threatened by climate change and flooding in the UK.

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New services help researchers access smart data on healthy and sustainable places

Faculty of Environment researchers will lead a £6m data service that helps researchers use smart data to better understand the health and sustainability of places.

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Safe, sustainable, accessible nutrition for babies, children and teens

Access to healthy diets is essential for young people's health and lives. This World Food Day, we highlight research that supports nutritional health for babies, children and teenagers worldwide.

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Breaking barriers in science communication

Daniela Navarro-Perez collaborates with organisations and volunteers to increase access to science news in Spanish-speaking communities.

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