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 What are we going to do about climate change?
The potential consequences of climate change are profound, particularly on people in the less developed countries. The question is therefore not whether climate change is happening, but what to do about it.
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 Brunel University
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AT
BRUNELLed by one of the most highly cited environmental
scientists in the world, Professor John Sumpter, the Institute for the
Environment offers students an opportunity to be taught and supervised
by some of the most experienced scientists in their fields. Dr
Andrew Russell [pictured above, right] , a climate change scientist from the University of
Manchester, joins the team at the Institute in August and will be adding
his expertise in providing students with a broad-based training in one
of the biggest problems facing mankind today. Read more
about Brunel University - Environmental Science Institute for the
Environment here.
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 University
of Cumbria
Global & Local Sustainability Research
by
post-graduate students
in the National
School of Forestry & the Centre
for Wildlife Conservation, University
of Cumbria
We
work around the world on forestry, wildlife and conservation issues,
whether it is investigating biodiversity impacts of oil palm
plantations in Sabah, scent marking behaviour of bears in Canada,
pandas in China and tigers in India or the genetics of Nautilus on the
Great Barrier Reef off Australia.
Closer to home, we are
working with rural communities on local issues such as installing
renewable energy production, measuring carbon in upland woodlands,
excluding grey squirrels from surviving areas of red squirrels or
encouraging butterflies in biomass production woodlands.
Follow
our work on our blog.
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