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Social benefits of renewable energy on Sumba Island, Indonesia
Research highlights the importance of including cultural and social benefits when designing renewable energy projects, through a study of Indonesia's 'Iconic Island' programme.
Biogeographical patterns of African plants can predict their response to global change
A new study uses 'zeta diversity', an innovative ecological tool, to measure plant biodiversity, creating new insights into plants' responses to environmental change.
Why plant-based proteins leave a ‘dry’ taste
Scientists uncover why plant-based proteins leave a ‘dry’ taste - unlocking solutions for better-tasting sustainable foods.
Professor Ed Manley awarded ERC Consolidator grant
Professor Manley has won the prestigious grant to advance knowledge in cognitive geography – mapping the way we think about our environment – to improve active travel and mobility.
Parade of 16 fisherwomen’s boats: resisting coastal exploitation and climate crisis in Indonesia
Leeds researchers and Puspita Bahari held a coastal forum to strengthen solidarity among coastal communities in Indonesia facing the climate crisis.