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Dr Michela De Dominicis

Assessing the effects of offshore wind farms & climate change in the North Sea

Tuesday, 9 September 2025

The UK is committed to delivering up to 50GW of offshore wind by 2030. There are still gaps in our knowledge of the cumulative effects on marine life of a massive expansion of offshore wind farms (OWFs) – especially in combination with factors such as climate change and other human activities....

Recent reports

Sustainability and regression: Workshop discussion briefing

Are we in the midst of a modern ‘war of the worlds’?

Professor Mark Everard argues that we are, but it’s between different world views, not different planets...
Land Use Framework for England

This is a briefing on the forthcoming Land Use Framework for...

Cost-benefit analysis for environmental policy

Effective engagement with environmental policy relies on building strong relationships with decision makers. Those relationships are at their best when both parties...
Policy analysis and awareness

Both our natural environment and the benefits it provides for human society rely on the ways that we seek to protect, enhance, and respond to the natural world....
Evidence-informed policy making

Environmental policy making has never been so crucial for addressing the interlinking social, economic, and environmental needs of people and communities. ...

Recent journals

Are we measuring what matters?

This issue explores how, and why, specific environmental indicators are chosen to communicate environmental tipping points, baselines and benchmarks – alongside examining the politics,...
Who pays? Money, power and risk in sustainable finance

This issue of environmental SCIENTIST turns to one of the most contentious and complex topics within the environmental sector: finance. The edition considers how we can harness finance to advance...
A Planetary Prescription

This issue of environmental SCIENTIST sheds light on the ways in which human health and the environment are inextricably linked. Articles explore the complexities of well-known issues such as PFAS...
Counting on Net Gain

This issue of the journal examines an idea that is gaining traction in environmental thinking in recent years: net gain.

Approaching this topic from a range of different disciplines and...
Where Green Meets Machine

Innovations in AI, machine learning, and other digital technologies are already offering enormous benefits for environmental science, and for the health of our ecosystems. Yet with these...