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Creating a University of Exeter Carbon Offset Fund-UECOF

What will we do to ensure future generations have a livable climate? Now that the University of Exeter has declared an Environment and Climate Emergency, we are faced with the...

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Posted by Ted Feldpausch on 18 June 2019


University of Exeter Declares an Environment and Climate Emergency

Professor Sir Steve Smith, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Exeter, has issued a statement that the university has declared an Environmental and Climate Emergency. Under this declaration, the university will implement...

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Posted by Ted Feldpausch on 21 May 2019


Masters by Research – Geography – University of Exeter

Geography, University of Exeter, now offers a Masters by Research programme that includes a variety of topics and research projects spanning vegetation and carbon cycling, soil, oceans, ice, rivers, and...

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Posted by Ted Feldpausch on 16 August 2018


A tropical forest in southwest England

The study of regional forests and climate change through the Exeter Carbon Observatory is not restricted to temperate forests. Southwest England hosts one of the few tropical forests in the UK...

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Posted by Ted Feldpausch on 9 November 2017


Mitigation potential of UK forests

I am currently a week into my data collection in Stoke Woods. The aim of my project is to calculate the above and below-ground biomass of three mixed broadleaf stands...

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Posted by Ted Feldpausch on 11 July 2011


Stoke Woods: The first ExCO field site in Exeter

Last week the sun came back to welcome the implementation of the first ExCO field site!  Activities for setting up the site’s carbon monitoring scheme have started in Stoke Woods. The ExCO...

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Posted by Ted Feldpausch on 3 July 2011