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Building a ‘highway to Brussels’ from the EU’s rural regions
Spanning four years, the SHERPA project aimed to connect rural European communities with decision-making at a local level. Encouraging open conversations and idea-sharing between stakeholders, it enabled local knowledge to inform policies on issues such as climate change, land use and the diversification of the rural economy.
Creating the world’s first map of the Arctic permafrost
Permafrost coasts are one of the most dynamic ecosystems on Earth and they are undergoing rapid change. The EU-funded Nunataryuk project assessed the impacts of thawing coastal and subsea permafrost on the global climate. Their work on adaptation and mitigation strategies is also helping to build resilience in Arctic coastal populations.
How the camera lens gives people a glimpse of a better future
The sociopolitical role that everyday photography plays is significant but under-investigated. The
The volcano where CO2 emissions are being turned to stone
Reducing greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is a critical element in the fight against climate
Sustainable practices to help settle refugees in Europe
Eight years ago, conflicts in the Middle East drove migration across Europe to a level not seen
From tiny spaces flow big ideas
The science of nanofluidics has the potential to revolutionise everything from water purification to