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University of Exeter @exeter.ac.uk · 20/08/2026

Earlier this summer, world-leading climate researchers, businesses and policymakers gathered to shape and engage with global climate strategy at the Exeter Climate Forum. We're looking forward to next year's forum, so sign up for early bird tickets at exeterclimateforum.com

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Stuart Brocklehurst @stuartbrocklehurst.bsky.social · 23/06/2026

London Climate Action Week gets underway.

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University of Exeter @exeter.ac.uk · 21/05/2026

Join us this summer for the Exeter Climate Forum where we're bringing together world-leading climate researchers, businesses, policymakers and young people to shape and engage with the priorities for COP31 and beyond. exeterclimateforum.com/exeter-clima...

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Devon Development Education at the Global Centre @devondeved.bsky.social · 21/04/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for COP30 - Belém, Bedlam and Balance 🌍 A huge thank you to @stuartbrocklehurst.bsky.social for sharing such insightful reflections More events coming up soon: globalcentredevon.org.uk/events/ #GownMeetsTown #COP30 #ClimateAction #Sustainability

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Devon Development Education at the Global Centre @devondeved.bsky.social · 05/01/2026

🌍 COP30: Belém, Bedlam and Balance 📅 Tuesday 27th January, 6pm Join us for a fascinating online talk with @stuartbrocklehurst.bsky.social from University of #Exeter, as he reflects on COP30. More info: bit.ly/4iLlHkk #GownMeetsTown #COP30 #ClimateAction #Belem2025

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Belém, Bedlam and Balance

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University of Exeter News @uniofexeternews.bsky.social · 17/11/2025

As we enter the second week at #COP30, our Deputy Vice-Chancellor @stuartbrocklehurst.bsky.social, who's in Belem, observes that the Amazon surroundings are not yet having the desired effect of driving progress. greenfutures.exeter.ac.uk/article/exet...

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Will there be progress at COP30, and on what exactly? · GreenFutures

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University of Exeter News @uniofexeternews.bsky.social · 12/11/2025

Anyone for Risk? Exeter's @stuartbrocklehurst.bsky.social Brocklehurst is in Brazil at #COP30 and in his first blog post for #greenfutures explores how different geopolitical motivations look set to inform the negotiations. greenfutures.exeter.ac.uk/article/why-...

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Why COP30 is like a game of Risk · GreenFutures

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Met Office - weather and climate @metoffice.gov.uk · 18/08/2025

In this month's Climate Conversations Alex Burkhill talks to Deputy Vice Chancellor at University of Exeter, @stuartbrocklehurst.bsky.social, on the positive developments from Exeter Climate Forum and the need for further research on extreme weather events to support UK agriculture.

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University of Exeter @exeter.ac.uk · 23/06/2025

The Government has today published 'The UK's Modern Industrial Strategy', which highlights the role that universities have to play in the creation and support of thriving, globally competitive industry sectors. Hear what Minister for Science Lord Vallance said about it on his recent visit to Exeter.

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University of Exeter News @uniofexeternews.bsky.social · 24/06/2025

The #ExeterClimateForum will give voice to scientists whose work drives our understanding of the changing systems of our planet. It will include the Exeter Climate Conference, the second Global Tipping Points Conference, meetings of universities and events for policymakers and business leaders.

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University of Exeter @exeter.ac.uk · 24/03/2025

There has never been a more important time to come together to discuss what we know and what we need to do to resolve the climate crisis. The Exeter Climate Research Conference will present cutting-edge research and its impacts and discuss possible solutions. Book now: exeterclimateforum.com

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University of Exeter @exeter.ac.uk · 19/02/2025

We've some great submissions for this week's snapshot! Joe Blackman found our most famous resident, Napoleon, surveying an empty Forum. Totty Brobyn caught a bare tree under the blue sky outside the Innovation Centre. Prof Neil Gow found this ‘Earth stars’ fungi growing on our Streatham Campus.

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University of Exeter @exeter.ac.uk · 29/01/2025

Each week members of our community submit photos of our campuses for inclusion in our weekly staff bulletin. We think they're too good not to share, so welcome to our first Uni Snapshot! Thanks to Debbie Ironside Smith, Ebony Houghton and Julie Taylor for capturing some beautiful skies over campus.

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University of Exeter @exeter.ac.uk · 08/01/2025

We're thrilled to have risen 12 places to 9th in the 2024/25 People & Planet University League! We're also the highest-ranked university in the Russell Group, and one of just 4 from the mission group to attain first-class status! news.exeter.ac.uk/university/e...

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Exeter rises into the top ten of national sustainability league table

The University of Exeter has achieved a top ten position in a national league table ranking the environmental and ethical performance of higher education institutions. Exeter rose 12 places to ninth i...

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Stuart Brocklehurst @stuartbrocklehurst.bsky.social · 29/11/2024

The @uniofexeter.bsky.social has won the @timeshighered.bsky.social Award for ‘Outstanding Contribution to Environmental Leadership’! The judges commented “Exeter has strengthened not only higher education leadership in climate policy but also UK climate leadership internationally.”

Three men in dinner suits on a stage in front of a screen announcing the award

The award - a wooden block with the name of the award on it

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Stuart Brocklehurst @stuartbrocklehurst.bsky.social · 29/10/2024

My final reflections from the biodiversity summit in Colombia #COP16 #QuickCOP #COP16Colombia

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Stuart Brocklehurst @stuartbrocklehurst.bsky.social · 24/10/2024

I was delighted to write this article on climate and business for the CBI ahead of their Annual Conference on 25th November, at which I’ll be speaking. Business balances risk and opportunity, climate change and our response will drive both over the years ahead. www.cbi.org.uk/articles/opp...

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Opportunity and risk in a changing climate | CBI

Insights from Stuart Brocklehurst, Deputy Vice-Chancellor at one of the world’s leading authorities in climate research, the University of Exeter

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Stuart Brocklehurst @stuartbrocklehurst.bsky.social · 17/10/2024

World leading climate experts have written an authoritative new guide, produced by @uniofexeter.bsky.social and Peers for the Planet, issued to every MP and active peer, and launched in parliament last night. Available to all online at: greenfutures.exeter.ac.uk/parliamentar...

Penny Endersby, Lord Sharma and Minister Kerry McCarthy wait to speak

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David Ho @davidho.bsky.social · 14/10/2024

Things to know: Land and ocean remove half of our CO₂ emissions yearly. For climate and us, the rate of removal matters. This rate slows over time. Sure, all that CO₂ will eventually end up in the ocean over thousands of years, but it's not fast enough. We have to stop burning fossil fuels!

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Trees and land absorbed almost no CO2 last year. Is nature’s carbon sink failing?

The sudden collapse of carbon sinks was not factored into climate models – and could rapidly accelerate global heating

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Zack Labe @zacklabe.com · 25/08/2024

The mean global sea surface temperature averaged over the last three months remained the highest on record relative to any other May to July period... Data from NOAA ERSSTv5: psl.noaa.gov/data/gridded...

Green line graph time series of average sea surface temperature anomalies for each May to July from 1854 through 2024. There is large interannual variability, but an overall long-term increasing trend. Anomalies are computed relative to a 1981-2010 baseline. 2024 is the warmest on record.

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Glen Peters @glenpeters.bsky.social · 20/08/2024

Just your friendly reminder that virtually no one buys petrol or diesel cars in Norway. They have become the horse & cart of cars... Coming to a country near you! More great figures here: robbieandrew.github.io/EV/

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Stuart Brocklehurst @stuartbrocklehurst.bsky.social · 20/08/2024

Climate change increases storm overflows; Exeter Uni is working with South West Water to address this. Good to visit the Countess Wear labs and sewage works to discuss this.

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