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A photograph of a Khumbu glacier pond chain.

Climbing beyond Everest base camp to test if the snow high up on the mountain is melting is the latest challenge being faced by glaciologists at the University.

An area of pine forest that has been cut down with a pile of logs in the middle

Illegal logging has severe effects on wildlife, biodiversity and the climate. Professor Oliver Phillips contributes to a new policy brief that offers new, improved methods to stop it.

Someone holding an ice pack on their mouth.

Access to NHS dentistry is in decline. Dr Stephen Clark uses innovative modelling methods to identify areas and populations that are vulnerable to dental deserts and oral ill-health.

Dr C Scott Watson wearing a coat and cap, in front of a glacial lake.

Two of Leeds' most promising research leaders have earned national fellowships to advance their work aimed at tackling global challenges.

Curvette Central, in DR Congo. Credit: Simon Lewis

The world’s forests have absorbed over 100 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide over the past three decades, but they need more protection, according to a new study.