Following the recent releases of the Working Group II and III contributions to the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report, Dr Catherine Price, Amy Gibbons and Dr Justin Westgate offer some reflections. Dr Catherine Price The IPCC Report: Time to Stop Talking and to Start Acting The contents of the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report show just howContinue reading “IPCC Sixth Assessment Report”
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The History and Future Promises of Biochar, Terras Pretas, and African Dark Earths Soils
By Catherine Price Biochar is a material that has increasingly attracted scientific attention over recent years. This attention has occurred because biochar acts as a carbon sink, it can act as a soil conditioner, it increases fertility, and can increase the water holding capacity of soil. Biochar is a carbon-rich substance produced by a thermochemicalContinue reading “The History and Future Promises of Biochar, Terras Pretas, and African Dark Earths Soils”
COP26
To coincide with COP26, some of the participants from The Anthropocene and More-Than-Human World Writing Workshop Series decided to share their thoughts about the conference. What is striking across these four contributions is the mixture of despair and hope. Read on to find out more. Tyler King Advertisements in New York’s Times Square leading up to COP26Continue reading “COP26”
The Anthropocene and More-Than-Human World Writing Workshop Series 