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£5m King's College London Initiative to Bolster UK Climate Readiness

University of Glasgow Takes Environmental Initiative: Plants New Forest at Cohnco Farm

Colleagues from across the University came together to celebrate the planting of the final trees at the site. The new forest will enhance biodiversity at the farm and surrounding area. The planting of the forest is a step towards the University’s ong

University of Glasgow plants 20,000 trees in city

The University of Glasgow has planted 20,000 trees in the north-west of the city.

New environment pledges will shape the future of Glasgow

A levelling up funding award for one of Glasgow s most socio-economically deprived areas has received mixed reaction.

Some handy climate resources for the Maureen Pugh in your life

Because we all know someone still waiting on 'evidence' about climate change. 

Research sheds new light on foodways in the first cities -- Secret History -- Sott.net

The world's first urban state societies developed in Mesopotamia, modern-day Iraq, some 5500 years ago. No other artefact type is more symbolic of this development than the so-called Beveled Rim Bowl (BRB), the first mass produced ceramic bowl..

Study finds new information on food culture in world's first cities in 3500 BC

Beveled rim bowls were found to hold certain chemical compounds that helped scientists better understand food habits 5,500 years ago.

Study finds new information on food culture in world's first cities in 3500 BC | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News

Beveled rim bowls were found to hold certain chemical compounds that helped scientists better understand food habits 5,500 years ago.

Study finds new information on food culture in world's first cities in 3500 BC

Beveled rim bowls were found to hold certain chemical compounds that helped scientists better understand food habits 5,500 years ago.

Study finds new information on food culture in world's first cities in 3500 BC

Beveled rim bowls were found to hold certain chemical compounds that helped scientists better understand food habits 5,500 years ago.