Burying Emissions at Sea
‘Blue carbon’ has historically been neglected as a carbon capture mechanism, but realising its full potential has changed the climate decisions of governments, businesses and ordinary people.
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Enhancing resilience and improving lives through tropical peat
The University's Peatland Research Group works hard to understand the role tropical peat plays in our ecosystem, and just as hard to translate their groundbreaking research into action.
Technological innovation to efficiently and responsibly harness primary resources in the Global South
A demonstrator project and knowledge exchange programme for Kazakhstan GCRF Funding Cycle2018-19 Principal InvestigatorsDr William McCarthy, Dr David McCollum SchoolsEarth & Environmental Sciences, Geography &…
Scottish innovation to ensure safe and effective TB treatment in Africa
GCRF Funding Cycle2018-19 Principal InvestigatorDerek Sloan SchoolsMedicine, Geography and Sustainable Development ODA countriesUganda Sustainable Development GoalsGoal 3 Tuberculosis (TB), the leading infectious cause…
India’s coastal blue carbon resource
GCRF Funding Cycle2018-19 Principal InvestigatorWilliam Austin SchoolsGeography & Sustainable Development ODA countriesIndia Sustainable Development GoalsGoal 13, Goal 14 Blue Carbon resources offer the potential to…