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Two people cycling in high-vis jackets on a wide cycle lane with green trees and shrubs alongside

The Healthy Low-carbon Transport Hub (HLTH) will lead research into the health benefits of low-carbon transport, with a focus on co-creating effective solutions.

A photo of people working in the sustainable garden on campus.

The Positive Impact Partners programme nurtures community, civic and university partnerships – creating and building a shared vision of the net-zero city.

An illustration of a young girl looking over the town from a balcony. There is an allotment below her and the buildings are all covered in plants.

The award-winning documentary short by David Bunting and James McKay explores whether everyone can live well without harming the environment. It reveals how hope and creativity can inspire change.

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GeoGrid, a project to explore the benefits and applications of geothermal energy for decarbonisation in the UK, has been awarded £480,000 in funding.

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In December, the School of Earth and Environment hosted the 63rd British Sedimentological Research Group (BSRG) Annual General Meeting (AGM).