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Heather MacFarlane
March 2023

Our linear models of consumption where products are used and then treated as waste are not sustainable. Governments, communities and businesses around the world are now looking to build circular economies where products are designed to last and stay in use through rental, repair, remanufacture...

Heather MacFarlane
March 2023

Our linear models of consumption where products are used and then treated as waste are not sustainable. Governments, communities and businesses around the world are now looking to build circular economies where products are designed to last and stay in use through rental, repair, remanufacture...

IES & MidLE
March 2023

This event  was organised in collaboration with Midlands Land Events (MidLE) for our Land Condition Early Career Network.


The importance of soils is becoming more widely recognised, with soils moving up the agenda for many stakeholders in the land condition sector. For people...

Dr Emma McKinley, Nicola Bridge & Scott Xavi Gudrich
March 2023
View from the sea floor looking up towards a ray of light at the surface.

Challenge 10 of the UN Ocean Decade calls for us to 'Change humanity’s relationship with the ocean'. Achieving this behavioral change will come about through giving everyone the opportunity to learn and understand how our individual and collective actions are linked to the ocean, building...

Professor Mike Elliott and Professor Sian Davies-Vollum
March 2023
View from above of a coastal area with small boats and a pier nearby green tropical plants and houses.

Coastal environments are the nexus of land and sea. Land-based activities have a huge influence on the state and sustainability of coastal and nearshore environments.


This webinar explored the impact that land-based activities are having on marine environments, from both Global South...

Dr Ashish Sharma
February 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic has shaken global trade and forced companies to redesign their supply chains. It has propelled us to rethink our future. 


Particularly affected were the Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) and their recovery in the post-pandemic era. SMEs today are...

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