Science Unit’s Dr Melissa Wang (right) takes part in a panel discussion during the United Nations Environment Assembly UNEA 6 meeting in Nairobi

Collecting liquid nitrogen to cool our infrared microscope to -196 Celsius (almost as cold as the surface of Neptune) so we can identify tiny microplastics in environmental samples

Another run of air pollution samples on TD tubes to keep ‘Marvin’ busy for the weekend

using an infrared (FT-IR) imaging microscope to identify microplastic fibres washed from fabric samples

loading VOC standards onto TD tubes to check calibration in study of air pollution from gas flaring

To mark UN International Day of #WomenAndGirlsInScience , Dr Ildiko Kriston & Dr Kirsten Thompson introduce their work at the Greenpeace Science Unit

Could small investments in air quality monitoring kick-start transformative public health improvements?
Energy Policy Institute at UChicago new report highlights where and how a little could achieve a lot:
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New research from UChicago highlights how investment in locally led environmental monitoring and data could accelerate improvements in air quality and health for millions.

Endangered #whales and #dolphins live year-round in an area of the Mediterranean earmarked for oil and gas exploration, new research shows

Full study 👉int-res.com/abstracts/esr/…

Press release 👉 news.exeter.ac.uk/faculty-of-hea…

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Endangered #whales and #dolphins live year-round in an area of the Mediterranean earmarked for oil and gas exploration, new research shows 🐬📰

Full study 👉int-res.com/abstracts/esr/…

Press release 👉 news.exeter.ac.uk/faculty-of-hea…

University of Exeter
Greenpeace Science Unit
Greenpeace International

🚨New Paper🚨'Endangered whales and dolphins live year-round in an area of the Mediterranean earmarked for oil and gas exploration' news.exeter.ac.uk/faculty-of-hea… The work includes data from our ships, GP Rainbow Warrior & Arctic Sunrise. Congrats to Kirsten Thompson and the whole team.

✨New Paper!✨ Research led by Greenpeace Science Unit has called for remote part of the Indian Ocean, hotspot for 12 species inc orcas, sperm whales, spinner, striped & bottlenose dolphins, to be a protected area 🐳

Paper: tinyurl.com/4s8ffu64

Press release: tinyurl.com/mt4hff5u

A research team, led by our Greenpeace Science Unit, have called for a remote part of the Indian Ocean which is a hotspot for 12 species including orcas and sperm whales and spinner, striped and bottlenose dolphins, to be a protected area bit.ly/3QWwJaq Kirsten Thompson Greenpeace UK

1/3: As the #Nautica (now the #Yemen ) arrives for the UN led operation to offload the #FSOSafer we wish the crews safety and success. A long journey, with @GreenpeaceAr & allies حلم أخضر Holm Akhdar advocating for years to avert what could have been one of the worst catastrophes.

Fish biogeography in the anthropocene using #eDNA shows genetic diversity is reduced in areas of human exploitation 🐟🐠🐡 Antarctic samples from #ProtectTheOceans Greenpeace Science Unit Arctic Sunrise ExeterMarine Exeter Biosciences University of Exeter News
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