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Month: April 2021

Treated like dirt: urban soil is often overlooked as a resource

April 29, 2021 / Jessica Davies

Urban soils support a range of and they need to be included in urban planning and design.

Read more in Roisin’s news article in .

UK land now stores 7% more carbon than 300 years ago – what that means for the environment

April 22, 2021April 22, 2021 / Cristina McBride-Serrano

New research from our group has taken a look at how land use change, agriculture and centuries of pollution have affected stores of carbon in plants and soils across the UK.

Read more in this news article in .

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