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University of Exeter launches Green Futures campaign in critical year for climate action - Vimarsana News

University of Exeter launches Green Futures campaign in critical year for climate action

The University of Exeter is a world-class, research intensive university and a member of the Russell Group providing gold-standard education at…

Meat eating causes 75,000 Chinese deaths year through pollution - Vimarsana News

Meat eating causes 75,000 Chinese deaths year through pollution

Increased demand for meat creates emissions that lead to poorer air quality Dietary shifts towards eating more meat causes 75,000 premature deaths a

University of Exeter: University of Exeter carbon emissions down 19% - Vimarsana News

University of Exeter: University of Exeter carbon emissions down 19%

The 2020-21 reduction – far ahead of the 4.5% target – came mostly from reduced travel emissions amid the Covid-19 pandemic.The reduction of more than 17,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide emitted brings the annual total below 75,000 tonnes.The University'

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Environmental Data Science Communities – we are better together! « Earth & Environmental Science « Cambridge Core Blog - Vimarsana News

Environmental Data Science Communities – we are better together! « Earth & Environmental Science « Cambridge Core Blog

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