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Ocean treaty: Historic agreement reached after decade of talks bbc.in/3Yh3lvT

Happy 97th Birthday, Sir David! ❤️ #DavidAttenboroughsBirthday #DavidAttenborough #iPlayer

Eden Hazard: one of the greatest to play the game. Thank you for everything, and good luck in your retirement, Eden Hazard. 💙

It has been so nice that the third ECORISC CDT has been able to meet in person for the first time this week.

Day three of the ECORISC CDT Christmas residential ends with the lego team challenge.

It has been fantastic getting the whole ECORISC CDT team together this week to explore links between the different PhD projects and to discuss how the CDT can maximize its impact.

Celebrating the birthday of one of humanity's best, Sir David Attenborough. His life reminds us of the power each person holds to make a difference in our world 🌍🥳🎈

💥Exclusive💥 ‘Hopeless and broken’: why the world’s top climate scientists are in despair - Survey of hundreds of IPCC experts reveals harrowing picture of future, but they warn the climate fight must not be abandoned By me theguardian.com/environment/ng…

The UK puts 89% of its sewage sludge back onto agricultural land as fertiliser. All sewage sludge contains PFAS compounds from cookware, food wrapping, clothes, paints, personal care products etc

You may have heard the devastating news that the Maldives government intends to reopen longline fishing, which would decimate the ocean’s biodiversity.  Sign the petition #AgainstLonglining through the link below! bit.ly/3AuLMSL Reposted from: Blue Marine Foundation

Researchers are using cutting-edge technology to create huge digital 3D models of coral reefs to help research and revive them. Rinn, Tries Blandine Razak and Tim Lamont explain their methods in the Conversation Lancaster Environment Centre LEC Reefs theconversation.com/our-digital-3d…

🚨 BREAKING: Oil pollution in UK seas is being HUGELY underestimated - when Big Oil's permit breaches are added to accidental oil spills, the total oil spilled increases by 43% 🤯 Big Oil is polluting our seas, & it's much worse than you think. theguardian.com/environment/20…

❌ Big Oil has only been fined twice for oil pollution in the last 5 years. One was only £7,000 - just 1.5hrs of the CEO's time for that year, or 0.006% of the company's annual profits. Is our ocean really worth so little? 😠 Full film: youtube.com/watch?v=GUtOCQ…

🐠 Coral reefs are the most biodiverse of marine ecosystems but over 40% of species face extinction, according to the latest IUCN Red List update.    Cutting #GreenhouseGas emissions is the main solution to save them.   Learn more bit.ly/3AEBJLq #COP29

Breakthrough alert!!! 🚨New study reveals distinct microbial taxa and function associated with coral thermal resistant or thermal sensitive phenotypes. Erika Santoro (she/her) Christian R Voolstra Anny Cárdenas KAUST BESE Marine Microbiomes Lab Gustavo Duarte science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

🍽️ In this restaurant, every meal is life-changing… but not for the right reasons. Toxic lead has been banned from petrol, paint and pipes - but in 2025 it is still turning up on our plates. Can you call on the Secretary of State to #BanLead for good? 👉act.wwt.org.uk/page/160992/ac…

Imogen Bailes, Lucy Hart, Ola Dosunmu – all PhD students based @LancsUniLec – collaborated with PhD students at other institutions associated with the ECORISC CDT to submit evidence as a part of a parliamentary inquiry into the human impact on the environment in Antarctica.

Join us in Birmingham from the 11-12 June at the ECORISC Conference. Over the two days, you will gain insights into our work on the occurrence, fate, effects and risks of chemicals in the environment. Further information can be found using the link below. ecorisccdt.york.ac.uk/2025-conference

How AI can help protect coral reefs 👇 1/6🧵 It was an absolute privilege to be given the opportunity to share some the work from my PhD at UCL and ZSL, in collaboration with Mars, Incorporated and Google DeepMind, on the TEDxLondon stage 🪸🐠 youtu.be/GnB8OoT2UAE?si…

We are really looking forward to the ECORISC conference in Birmingham in June. There is still time to register for what should be an interesting and informative event on environmental risks of chemicals. More information can be found using the link below ecorisccdt.york.ac.uk/2025-conference