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Sustainable Places launches podcast

5 May 2020

The first series focuses on the impact of COVID-19 on the research being conducted by the Institute.

Sustainable Food Systems

A Sustainable Food System for Europe

14 April 2020

SAPEA publishes it's latest report, including a systematic review by Cardiff University

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Food rationing needed to ensure health, equity and decency, urge experts

3 April 2020

Professor Terry Marsden, Director of the Sustainable Places Research Institute, has co-authored a letter to the Prime Minister.

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A Welsh Food System Fit for Future Generations

27 March 2020

Report calls for action to make sustainable produce a viable choice

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Global plan to protect endangered species ‘overlooks genetic diversity’

5 March 2020

Scientists urge rethink on international 10-year action plan to protect nature

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Rainforest restoration a step closer

26 February 2020

Carbon offsetting pilot, Regrow Borneo, meets £15k target just four months after launching

Rewildling

Ecofeminist Thought & Rewilding

10 February 2020

Sustainable Places Co-Director Professor Susan Baker contributes to the latest Spotify Shed Session podcast as part of their Re-wilding series.

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Working together for Co-operative and Just Food Systems event held at Senedd

28 January 2020

A report written by Sustainable Places Research Institute researchers has been discussed at a roundtable event at the Senedd.

Social Innovation

Social Innovation for Political Transformation: Thoughts for a better world

14 January 2020

New book calls for a systemic change for the co-construction of a sustainable, solidarity based and re-generative society.

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Cardiff University declares climate emergency

29 November 2019

University appoints Dean of Environmental Sustainability to oversee its response to climate crisis and aims to be carbon neutral by 2030 - Cardiff also divests from fossil fuels – a year ahead of schedule