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Transforming the water sector: Bioresource innovation to tackle water quality challenges

Ofwat highlights the need for new technologies to enhance water quality and promote sustainable sludge management.

Savannah State University researchers investigate microplastics in coastal Georgia’s aquatic systems

Savannah State University tracks particulate, sediment, and fauna-associated microplastic distributions in Georgia’s aquatic environments.

UK at COP16: Supporting nature recovery and 30by30 goals

Progress was made at COP16, with the government publishing new criteria to meet our domestic 30by30 nature recovery targets in England.

New deal on Digital Sequence Information brings huge biodiversity benefits

The UK government has concluded negotiations on Digital Sequence Information at CBD COP16 in Cali, Colombia. Discover more here.

New genetic web tool can help restore climate-resilient marine ecosystems

Researchers have launched an online tool to assist marine managers and restoration experts in bolstering climate-resilient marine ecosystems.

Planting energy crops can minimise biodiversity loss, study says

According to new research by the University of Surrey, energy crops are crucial in the fight to protect biodiversity and limit climate change.

The EU FutureMARES project: Safeguarding marine biodiversity

Determined to secure the future of the marine ecosystems, the EU project, FutureMARES, is using nature-based solutions to better understand, document and rebuild marine biodiversity.

How genomic sequencing is transforming biodiversity conservation

Genomic expert Neil Ward from PacBio outlines the potential of genomic sequencing in understanding and addressing threats to wildlife.

£1m boost for wildlife and water quality improvements

Work on a project to restore wetland habitat will boost wildlife and biodiversity and support water quality improvements.

‘Biodiversity time machine’: Using AI analysis to uncover a century of climate change

Using AI analysis, scientists have created a ‘biodiversity time machine’ to detect a century of pollution levels and increasing temperatures.

Can satellite data services tackle pollution and biodiversity threats?

Learn more about how AI-supported satellite data services can help organisations tackle pollution and biodiversity threats.

Policymakers must consider land sparing in biodiversity efforts

As research has shown that some conservation policies accelerate global biodiversity loss, will land sparing be key in prevention efforts?

European policy calls for transformative biodiversity protection

Discover how several new EU research grants will ensure biodiversity protection will be more effective in maintaining human life.

How do supernovae impact biodiversity?

Scientists have discovered that the number of supernovae has followed changes in marine genera biodiversity over the last 500 million years.

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