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Studying Global Humanitarian Studies at UCL
Partnering with the Met Office to advance weather and climate prediction
Transforming hazard and data science in weather and climate modelling to help tackle global issues.
Global groundwater levels declining rapidly, but they can recover
A new study shows groundwater levels are declining at rapid and accelerating rates in numerous aquifers around the world, but the decline can be reversed in some cases.
IRDR experts contribute to major new UN report on climate change
Human-induced climate change is causing dangerous and widespread disruption in nature and affecting the lives of billions of people around the world according to a major new UN report on climate change.
Humanitarian resources
Find out more about the key issues, organisations and themes in our list of useful resources. Let us know if you discover any new ones you think we'd like!
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