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Companies risk misjudging their impact on biodiversity
Nine per cent of the world’s largest companies in sectors with a major impact on nature use indicators for biodiversity, according to a new study.
Measurements provide new insights into emissions and the future climate
Discussions and new insights into countries’ emissions data and natural carbon sinks as the ICOS Science Conference 2026 took place in Lund.
How thawing permafrost changes greenhouse gas emissions from peatlands
In his doctoral thesis, Patryk Łakomiec examined how northern peatlands exchange carbon dioxide and methane with the atmosphere. His findings show that thawing permafrost changes h...
Culture Night at Geocentrum offers research, fossil hunting and activities
During Culture Night in Lund on 19 September, Geocentrum will be buzzing with activities. Researchers will be giving talks throughout the afternoon and evening on topics ranging fr...
ICOS Cities project enables faster and more accurate monitoring of urban emissions
The project ICOS Cities has developed innovative tools to help cities monitor greenhouse gas emissions in near real time.