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Research conducted by a Sprint team on how to safely store CO2 beneath our shelf seas has been published in a stakeholder report.

John Lynch recently presented ongoing work as part of the sprint "How can we manage uncertainties in habitat greenhouse gas emissions?" at the Agricultural Economics Society (AES) Annual Conference 2024.

Saher Hasnain worked on a 15-month sprint that ended in September 2023, to investigate the opportunities for nutrient recovery from waste products for agricultural fertilisers.

Watch the recording of a webinar on the Nature-based Solutions Knowledge Hub, a new resource to help implement NbS.

Agile Initiative is currently advertising for the following positions: Sprint Coordinator, and Research Fellow.

The "How do we account for biodiversity?" Sprint team recognised by being short-listed for the Vice Chancellor’s Awards in the Research Engagement Award category.

In February, one of our Sprint teams held a webinar to present the findings on future scenarios of global ammonia production and ship fuelling. The recording and presentation slides are now online.

Natalie Duffus shares the challenges and learnings from working as a researcher on the Agile Sprint investigating how we account for biodiversity.

Anna Rufas, a postdoctoral oceanographer working on the Sprint research project What do we need to know to safely store CO2 beneath our shelf seas?, recently attended the Ocean Sciences Meeting 2024 (OSM2024).