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Highly cited UKCEH researchers

News | 16.11.2021

Five UKCEH scientists named on Highly Cited Researchers 2021 list

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fertiliser spreading

News | 05.11.2021

Reducing ammonia emissions to improve air quality would be cost-effective

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Solardomes at CEH Bangor

News | 02.11.2021

UK researchers join forces to put science at forefront of climate solutions

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Wind turbines

News | 18.10.2021

UKCEH events programme for COP26

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CEH ozone facility

Training/Event | 01.09.2021

Ozone and tropical agriculture

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Wildflowers in West Sussex Photo: NT Images/Chris Lacey

News | 10.08.2021

Identifying essential elements of habitat restoration will reverse biodiversity losses

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Scots pine experiment at Glensaugh

News | 09.08.2021

Scientists aim to maximise benefits of trees to people and planet

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using drones to map habitats - on demand

Training/Event | 27.07.2021

Using drones to map habitats - on demand

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soil biodiversity

News | 26.07.2021

Better understanding of soil organisms will safeguard benefits to people

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Radioecology training South Africa - copyright - Nick Beresford

Training/Event | 26.07.2021

Radiological environmental protection - refresher

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xarvio biodiversity planner

News | 29.06.2021

Enhanced online tool enables farmers to improve biodiversity and crop yield

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Newlands valley, Cumbria

Case Study | 09.06.2021

Informing government and business decision-making by mapping how land is used across the UK

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