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So you think there's hope? In the news this weekend

"So you think there's hope?" That's what someone asked us today at Cambridge Zero's Climate & Nature Research Showcase. On one of the hottest days ever recorded in the UK in June, we were presenting ideas - totally new to some attendees - that could slow or even reverse the impacts of climate change. It felt more poignant than ever. Also, climate repair featured in The Times.

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The Guardian: Meet the scientists trying to refreeze the Arctic

The Guardian's Damian Carrington joined the ice thickening team in Cambridge Bay to discover more about the project, its place in the community, and some early results.

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The race to bolster the ocean’s potential to combat climate change

"I think it's beholden on us for future generations and future ecosystems to be looking at this very seriously." Our director spoke to Reuters about marine carbon dioxide removal.

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Aria plan reignites geoengineering controversy

Rachel Magee writes about the new ARIA (Advanced Research and Innovation Agency) and their focus on climate repair approaches.

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Article on Refreezing the Arctic published in national newspaper

Article on refreezing the Arctic and the field research taking place is featured on The Times

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Stimulating discussion and thought at COP28

The Centre for Climate Repair will be hosting events which open up the thinking in the COP28 event to actions beyond Emissions Reduction.

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New article published on Nature Geoscience

New article on climate modelling just published.

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The Arctic Problem: Reflections from the 2023 Arctic Circle Assembly

The Arctic Problem: Reflections from the 2023 Arctic Circle Assembly

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Blog Series From our Interns: Kiran Amin on Researching Innovative Solutions to Repair the Arctic

Kiran is a third-year undergraduate at Downing College, Cambridge, specialising in Applied Mathematics.

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Blog Series From our Interns: Charlotte Boggon on Positive Action in Climate Education

Over the summer months, we had an amazing group of students working on different projects. They will be sharing their experiences in the next few weeks. We start with Charlotte Boggon, undergraduate student in Geography.

Cooling coral: Progress in reef restoration and adaptation

Reflections from the Cooling and Shading Workshop 2023, organised by the Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program.

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The Briefing Room: Can we meet the net zero challenge?

Our director Dr. Shaun Fitzgerald speaking on BBC4 on 27 July 2023 on how we can achieve net zero targets. You can listen to his contribution from 9.48 minutes onwards.

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The top holiday destinations at risk of climate disasters, from wildfires to flooding

Our director Dr. Shaun Fitzgerald was recently interviewed by the inews about climate disaster in holiday destinations.