Sustainability
Displaying posts in the Category Sustainability, which has 25 posts.
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University of Lincoln Professor Contributes to G20 Dialogue on E…
Callum Thomas - November 18th, 2024
Ahead of the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Professor Joe Howe, the University of Lincoln’s Net Zero Humber Professor and Academic Lead for the Humbe…
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University of Lincoln awarded £1.7m to Investigate Equitable an…
Victoria Simons - July 18th, 2024
A major new research project from the University of Lincoln, UK will investigate solutions to the effects of climate change while addressing mounting …
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University Contributions to United Nations Sustainable Developme…
Gavin Thomas - December 13th, 2023
As part of our ongoing commitment to fairness, equality and sustainability, the University of Lincoln proudly supports the United Nations’ Sustainab…
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Reverse Coal Project Wins International Commendation
Gavin Thomas - December 4th, 2023
The Reverse Coal Project at the University of Lincoln is celebrating after picking up the accolade of Highly Commended at an internationally recognise…
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Global Study Reveals Extensive Impact of Metal Mining Contaminat…
Callum Thomas - September 22nd, 2023
A groundbreaking study, published today in Science, has provided new insights into the extensive impact of metal mining contamination on rivers and fl…
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Sustainable Seafood as Grimsby Fish Van Fleet Goes Electric
Gavin Thomas - March 1st, 2023
The sustainable transport of seafood in the UK took a major step forward last week at the launch event to celebrate the electrification pilot of Grims…
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LIAT ‘Reverse Coal’ Programme Receives UK Government Recogni…
Gavin Thomas - February 15th, 2023
A natural alternative to the negative impact of carbon on the environment has received recognition in a Government environmental paper. A project nam…
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Lincoln Artist Creates Giant Jeans to Educate About the Impact o…
Victoria Simons - February 10th, 2023
The ‘Giant Jeans’, standing at just over 10 feet tall, may be the world’s largest pair of educational jeans made entirely from discarded denim. …
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First Maps of the Fens Reveal Saltwater That Could Threaten Food…
Victoria Simons - January 20th, 2023
The first ever maps of the shallow groundwater of the Fens of eastern England show that salt water is relatively close beneath the surface, meaning th…
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Nature Positive University Alliance Launched at COP15 Summit
Gavin Thomas - December 12th, 2022
An alliance of over 117 universities from 48 countries was officially announced last week at the COP15 Summit in Montreal. The University of Lincoln, …
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Nursery Forestry Project Receives Funding Boost
Gavin Thomas - December 1st, 2022
A forestry project based in Lincolnshire has benefited from a Government funding award to improve the stocks of woodland in the UK.
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“Life’s Bottleneck” Ingredient Phosphorus Could Improve Su…
hgamble - November 25th, 2022
New research aims to improve understanding of the potential impact of finite resource phosphorus on Sub-Saharan Africa’s food security future.
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