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Umberto Lombardo recognised by the Italian Embassy in Spain
ICTA-UAB researcher Umberto Lombardo will be one of the scientists recognised by the Italian Embassy in Spain on the occasion of the annual celebration of...
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How to develop degrowth scenarios for biodiversity?
Although economic growth is a key driver of biodiversity loss, the scenarios developed so far consider that the economy must continue growing. This leads to...
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Women's voices enhance small-scale fisheries management
Women make up 40% of the workforce in the small-scale fishing sector, but their participation is often overlooked.
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Size mattered in early commercial fisheries in Brazil
Mangroves systems along the Brazilian coast have supported human societies since prehistoric times, but the benefits they provide have been increasingly...
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New Summer School on urban agriculture
ICTA-UAB will be hosting a workshop at ICTA-UAB focusing on urban agriculture and its potential positive impacts at building and city level.
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A study highlights the importance of the relationship between people and plants
Sandrine Gallois and Álvaro Fernández Llamazares, researchers from ICTA-UAB, presented in Camprodon (Girona) the results of a participatory research carried...
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The shells of marine molluscs reveal that prehistoric groups optimized available food resources
Prehistoric populations in Atlantic Europe 8,000 years ago consumed shellfish during the coldest months of the year to take advantage of the period of...
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Bike Bus gains supporters as a way to promote sustainable and safe mobility
In an increasingly climate-conscious world that recognises the importance of active transport, the Bike Bus movement has emerged as a powerful tool to...
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What are the best Nature-Based Solutions in Spain to adapt to climate change?
A new project aims to identify and catalogue the most effective proposals to better adapt the territory to climate change.
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Key use of short-lived radionuclides as tracers of ocean sinking particles
The joint application of naturally occurring radionuclides (thorium-234 and polonium-210) as tracers of sinking particles in the ocean can help to better...