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Household air pollution
Household air pollution is a major health risk for people living in the world’s poorest communities, resulting in an estimated 4 million premature deaths every year....
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Essential coastal ecosystems
Mangrove trees are responsible for providing a number of vital ecosystem services. Yet they are being destroyed at an alarming rate: threatening the livelihoods of some of...
Case study
Elephants and local farms
In many parts of Africa, elephant numbers are on the rise. While a success for conservation, elephants often wander out of national parks and into nearby farmlands where...
News article
The environment could change the way we eat
How might the changing climate affect our food and health? (Image: Nicola Jones) A new Wellcome Trust funded study should soon be able to tell us how the food we eat...
Blog Post
Integrating biodiversity and poverty alleviation
Today is International Day for Biological Diversity 2015. This year’s theme, ‘Biodiversity for Sustainable Development’, reflects a broader shift in thinking about...
Blog Post
7 billion people to feed. 1 planet to cool.
The Bond ID100 workshop in progress Julia Oertli is Membership and Communications Assistant at Bond and organised the ID100 workshop in partnership with UKCDS and...
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Decision-making in the twilight of uncertainty
Image: WikiCommons The theme of this year’s LWEC (Living with Environmental Change) conference was Decision-making in the twilight of uncertainty, an enigmatic title which...