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Education Awards celebrate outstanding care and compassion towards students

18 June 2021

Hundreds joined Zoom webinar to congratulate nominees and winners in this year's ��ýӰ�� Education Awards.

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University to play key role at new research centre at forefront of UK industrial decarbonisation ambitions

24 May 2021

Benjamin Sovacool will be co-director and the University leads on 3 research topics at the Industrial Decarbonisation Research and Innovation Centre

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Trade experts analyse impact of tariff-free proposals in UK-Australia free trade deal

20 May 2021

UKTPO experts have been analysing the impact of tariff-free imports of lamb and beef as part of the UK-Australia free trade deal.

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��ýӰ�� experts respond to today's Queen's Speech

11 May 2021

Our academics have been responding to the Environment Bill, reform of the Judicial Review process and plans to simplify government procurement.

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New Masters degree in Sustainable Finance and Accounting addresses the need for a sustainable economy

7 May 2021

The ��ýӰ�� Business School is delighted to announce the launch of a Sustainable Finance and Accounting MSc.

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Old wines tale: Economists dispel myth second cheapest on restaurant wine list is biggest rip-off

3 May 2021

New research finds that the mark-up on the second-cheapest wine is significantly below that on the four next most expensive wines on the list.

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‘There’s nothing stopping it now’ – Prof Carol Alexander responds to public listing of Coinbase

19 April 2021

Professor Carol Alexander has been at the forefront of expert responses to the public listing of Coinbase on the stock market.

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��ýӰ�� improvers and influencers vital to achieving UK net zero domestic heating targets

8 April 2021

The role of enthusiastic heat pump adopters in spreading the word is as important as Government policy, education and training.

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UK society picks up unpaid £110 billion tab from energy industry every year

26 March 2021

The true social, environmental and health costs of the UK energy sector is paid for by society at large rather than the industry or its consumers

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Consumers will condemn activist brands if they cannot prove moral competency when challenging freedom of speech

26 March 2021

A report finds brands that fail to prove their activist leanings fairly risk being labelled ‘conformist’ and ‘fame-seekers’.

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Scotland’s pursuit of low carbon future restricted by UK national security objectives

25 March 2021

Scotland’s progression to a low carbon future is likely being held back by national security policy from Westminster.

US society picks up unpaid $1.7 trillion tab from energy industry every year

19 March 2021

The social, environmental and health costs of the US energy sector dwarves the revenues of the country’s upstream oil and gas industry ($181 billion)

Global climate scenarios may significantly overestimate the energy savings from improved energy efficiency

4 March 2021

A new study argues that global energy modellers need to take rebound effects more seriously, and find ways of capturing their full range of effects.

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High five: ��ýӰ�� named best in the world for development studies for fifth year running

4 March 2021

The University has been number one in the QS World University Rankings by Subject for development studies for six out of the past seven years.

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