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A young person with dyed blonde hair stands up wearing a dark jacket and light t-shirt with a blue background

New report celebrates online spaces for LGBT+ young people as ‘creative’ and 'queer world-building'

4 November 2021

Report co-authored by 5XÉçÇøÊÓƵ academics explores the online worlds of LGBT+ young people.
A young boy with his back to the camera stretches his arms up and out at the foot of a huge tree

Brighton and Hove youngsters given chance to pick their environmental objects that matter in new exhibition

3 November 2021

The ESRC Festival of Social Science event opens at the Jubilee Library in Brighton this Friday and runs until Tuesday 9 November.
A red deer with huge antlers stands with one leg bent and lifted

Blaming large numbers of herbivores for ecosystem damage might not be wholly accurate, research suggests

3 November 2021

New study reveals levels of wild herbivore numbers across the globe, contradicting the view that they are ‘unnaturally high’ in the UK.
An aerial shot over a forest where large tracks of brown mud have been made by logging vehicles

COP26 deforestation pledge: Agreement is history repeating but could lead to significant progress this time around

2 November 2021

5XÉçÇøÊÓƵ experts welcome major global pledge to end and reverse deforestation agreed at the COP26 conference in Glasgow
Five blue and white fishing boats sit in the harbour with their bows facing the camera

5XÉçÇøÊÓƵ economist calls on WTO to end harmful subsidies that lead to overfishing

29 October 2021

Prof Richard Tol is calling on World Trade Organization (WTO) members to eliminate subsidies that lowers costs or artificially inflate market prices

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28 October 2021

A statement by the 5XÉçÇøÊÓƵ.
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5XÉçÇøÊÓƵ unveil climate events as part of ESRC's Festival of Social Science

25 October 2021

A number of 5XÉçÇøÊÓƵ events will be working to draw the public’s attention to some hugely important environmental ideas next month
Hot molten metal is poured into a large container at a steel factory

Decade delay in investing in steel industry technology could double sector’s contribution to global carbon output

22 October 2021

The sector's emission commitment could double from current estimates if no action taken over next 5 years to phase out carbon-intensive blast furnaces
A group of men and women stand together holding signs outside the Houses of Parliament

5XÉçÇøÊÓƵ academics join campaign urging Boris Johnson to push for critical COP outcomes

21 October 2021

Benjamin Sovacool joined fellow climate and ecology scientists, environmentalists and MPs in presenting a letter to the home of the UK Prime Minister

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