water@leeds : An interdisciplinary approach to tackling major water issues

water@leeds:

An interdisciplinary approach to tackling major water issues

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Working locally, regionally and globally

Working locally, regionally and globally

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Provide excellent internationally-recognised water science, technology and policy research.

Maximise the effectiveness of research funding in the water sector by becoming the focus for interdisciplinary water research.

Generate world-leading research which has major impacts on society, environment and the economy.

Train new innovative, excellent and interdisciplinary water experts to work at the cutting edge of water research, management and policy.

Last 19th March 2019, Sir James Bevan, Chief Executive of the Environment Agency, gave a speech at the Waterwise Conference...

Dr Costas Velis together with a team of experts around Europe recently published a report ‘A Circular economy for plastics’...

HyCRISTAL aims to improve our understanding of key climate-water processes in the region, by working in partnership with a wide...

A new study, co-authored by water@leeds member Professor Andy Challinor, suggests that climate change will affect regional precipitation and hence...

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“RT @WalkerInst: Our second Keynote Speaker Priscilla Kabiru, from @Kounkuey, speaking on how we can use climate information in long… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…”

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