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UCL Open Environment

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Non-commercial #OpenScience journal from UCL Press (University College London, UK) publishing inter & multi-disciplinary research for the benefit of humanity, across all environment-related subjects.

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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
What causes childhood cancer? This open commentary: ✔️ Summarises the IARC Monographs classifications ✔️ Describes the evidence that contributed to the classifications of automotive gasoline & HCMV ✔️ Lists agents with evidence for an association with childhood cancer 🔗 doi.org/10.14324/111...
The journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title is written in black text. It reads, 'Establishing environmental causes of childhood cancer: a view from the IARC Monographs. UCLOE commentary article'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
Interested in reading more? The authors of the case study have also submitted: Interferences in ambient NO2 concentrations measured in Mexico City using chemiluminescence monitors Available as a #preprint for #OpenPeerRevew: doi.org/10.14324/ucl...
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
The current ozone challenge requires efforts to understand the physical & chemical processes at the local and regional scales to inform actions that can adjust to changing environmental, social & economic scenarios. Read the full article here: doi.org/10.14324/111...
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
For #WorldOzoneDay2026, read this peer reviewed case study which examines 3 cities with different geography, meteorology, socioeconomic conditions and governance. These cities have succeeded in reducing concentrations of pollutants to protect public health, but not for #ozone.
A close up of the UCL Open Environment cover image for Planetary health, featuring a globe suspended from the UCL East campus building is shown in the background of this image. It is zoomed to show just the globe and not the background. The overlaying text reads, 'World Ozone Day. the current ozone challenge requires greater efforts to understand the physical and chemical processes at the local and regional scales'. The UCL Press and the open access logo appears at the bottom of the image.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 24/08/2026
With a focus on a just and equitable water-secure future for people and the planet, #WorldWaterWeek2026 has a strong emphasis on climate justice, equity, and the needs of all people. Our latest blog explores this and much more: journals.uclpress.co.uk/ucloe/news/222
The UCL Open Environment journal cover is shown on the right side of this image, against a backdrop showing a birds eye view of two sea currents converging. On the left side, written in black text, 'World Water Week, All papers available online'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 19/08/2026
What is the process of developing your research to inform academic discourse? In this fascinating, personal blog, @rodrigo-barraphd.bsky.social takes us through the process of writing his case study and explores the key messages in his paper. 🔗https://journals.uclpress.co.uk/ucloe/news/219/
The UCL Open Environment journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the blog title and a brief quote is written in black text. It reads, ' I was interested in understanding how public policy can become a tool for driving the energy transition, strengthening the country’s competitiveness and promoting a productive transformation based on knowledge and sustainability. Can green hydrogen transform Chile’s future? a blog in UCLOE by Rodrigo Barra Novoa'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 11/08/2026
What determines the success of a national green hydrogen strategy? @rodrigo-barraphd.bsky.social uses Chile as a case study to analyse the achievements and limitations of the #NationalGreenHydrogenStrategy strategy as a public policy instrument. 🔗https://doi.org/10.14324/111.444/ucloe.3587
An image from UCL Open Environment's latest publication, Advances and challenges of green hydrogen in Chile: a case study of the national strategy for sustainable energy transition, portraying a conceptual framework of Chile's green transformation. the text contains the article title and the UCLOE and UCL Press logos
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 28/07/2026
Why publish in UCLOE? In the latest author blog, @limefinishes.bsky.social discusses his paper, Lime finishes: what's the point?, and explains why he chose to publish his research in UCL Open Environment. This fascinating blog is a 2-minute read: 🔗 journals.uclpress.co.uk/ucloe/news/2...
The UCL Open Environment journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the blog title and a brief quote is written in black text. It reads, ' I chose to submit my full paper to the UCLOE series because the journal welcomes and recognises the value of interdisciplinary research in building resilience. Scottish Lime Finishes and their moderating effect in storm conditions, a blog in UCLOE by Tim Meeks'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 20/07/2026
🧱 #ClimateChange is driving heritage conservation strategies. But should pointing, the preferred repair method for rubble stone buildings, continue to be used in historic buildings? This paper by @limefinishes.bsky.social challenges that conservation approach. 🔗 doi.org/10.14324/111...
The UCL Open Environment journal cover is shown on the right side of this image against a backdrop of water droplets on a glass sheet. On the left side the article title is written in black text. It reads, 'Lime finishes: what's the point? Pressure difference in storm conditions in a changing climate. a research article in the ICMB25 collection'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
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Dr Tim Meek @limefinishes.bsky.social · 17/07/2026
Our paper ‘Lime finishes: what's the point? Pressure difference in storm conditions in a changing climate’ is just out and you will find it here journals.uclpress.co.uk/ucloe/articl... My thanks to my coauthors @Kate North, Douglas Moore and Prof Jens-Arne Subke and to @ucloe.bsky.social
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 01/07/2026
📣 Invitation to submit “The planet and its people need a multi-disciplinary and transdisciplinary effort on city systems to improve Planetary Health.” We invite interdisciplinary research on how city systems can support #PlanetaryHealth in practice. Read the CFP: bit.ly/3PCWqil #DiamondOA
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 29/06/2026
How can we bridge the gap between the public perception of climate change and the scientific reality of climate change? This paper looks at the utility of informing young people and the concerned public about the global mean annual near-surface warming. 🔗 doi.org/10.14324/111...
The UCL Open Environment journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title is written in black text. It reads, 'A  simple climate change model for the concerned public. A research article by Philip J. Wilson in UCL Open Environment'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
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UCL Press Journals @uclpressjournals.bsky.social · 25/06/2026
❓What are the impacts of planetary crises on cities, urban communities and the infrastructure that supports them? @ucloe.bsky.social is inviting submissions to its #PlanetaryHealth thematic series, focused on cities and urbanisation. 🔗 Read the CFP: bit.ly/4uDjrAJ #DiamondOA
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 25/06/2026
❓ How can city systems be transformed to operate within planetary boundaries while supporting human health? This question shapes our #PlanetaryHealth thematic series. We invite interdisciplinary research spanning environment, health, governance and more. 🔗 Read the CFP: bit.ly/4egjkW0 #DiamondOA
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 22/06/2026
This fascinating paper differentiates between types of finance that are suitable for other forms of climate action from finance intended specifically to address #LossAndDamage with recommendations for a #ClimateJustice approach to potential applications. doi.org/10.14324/111...
The UCL Open Environment journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title is written in black text. It reads, 'An interdisciplinary approach to the Loss and Damage fund: exploring potential applications and guiding principles. UCLOE research article'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 22/06/2026
This study, by Colm O'Shea, Piers Horne and Mark Maslin, presents new evidence of the financial impact of wind generation on the UK energy market, challenging the idea that sustainability, security, and affordability, are always in conflict. doi.org/10.14324/ucl...
The text reads 'Modelling the long-term financial benefits of UK investment in wind energy generation, preprint available for open peer review'. The ucloe preprint logo appears on the right side of this image and the UCL Press logo is on the left. In between is the open access logo
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 22/06/2026
This highly cited article reviews the key moments in the history of international climate change negotiations and discusses what the key objectives are for future COP meetings. doi.org/10.14324/111...
coloured lines indicating rising temperatures with blues and whites appearing on the left side and pinks and red on the right side appear as a background in this image. the text reads 'a short history of the successes and failures of the international climate change negotiations, a research article by mark masling, john lang and fiona harvey' the UCL open environment and UCL Press logos appear at the bottom of the image.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 22/06/2026
Attesting to @ucl.ac.uk's leadership in climate research, you can read some of Prof Lisa Vanhala's and Prof Mark Maslin's research published #OpenAccess in UCL Open Environment. Unroll this 🧵 to find out more 👇🏽
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 18/06/2026
Planetary health isn’t shaped by one big decision, it’s shaped by how everyday choices add up. As our editorial notes, cities are shaped by many small decisions. This insight underpins our current #CallForPapers for the #PlanetaryHealth thematic series. 🔗 Read the CFP: bit.ly/4x24sC8 #DiamondOA
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 18/06/2026
UCL Open Environment is pleased to announce a 2025 CiteScore of 4.0. Read more about this milestone, hear from the journal's Editor-in-Chief, Prof Aiduan Borrion, and find out what your peers are reading from our list of top cited articles: 🔗 journals.uclpress.co.uk/ucloe/news/2...
The UCL Open Environment journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side is text written in black. It reads, '"This marks an important milestone for UCL Open Environment. It reflects the dedication of our editorial board, authors, reviewers and readers, who have helped establish the journal as a trusted platform for rigorous, impactful and openly accessible research." Prof. Aiduan Borrion, Editor-in-Chief'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text. Overlaying the journal cover, on the bottom right of the image is a circle with the text, '2025 citescore: 4.0'
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 15/06/2026
As attention to energy transition is focused on #WindEnergy this #GlobalWindDay, we're highlighting this article on the #preprint server. Preprints are available for open peer review. If you are interested in providing a review of this paper, please get in touch.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 15/06/2026
This study, by Colm O'Shea, Piers Horne and Mark Maslin, presents new evidence of the financial impact of wind generation on the UK energy market, challenging the idea that sustainability, security, and affordability, are always in conflict. doi.org/10.14324/ucl...
The UCL Open Environment preprint cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the preprint article title is written in black text. The text reads, 'Global Wind Day 2026, Modelling the long-term financial benefits of UK investment in wind energy generation'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 12/06/2026
Why do authors choose to publish in UCL Open Environment? In this blog, author Joffrey Doma discusses the research in his recently published article, Floating at COP30, and explains why he chose to publish with UCL Open Environment. 🔗 journals.uclpress.co.uk/ucloe/news/2...
The ucl open environment journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the blog title and a brief quote is written in white text. It reads, 'We have chosen to publish this paper in UCL Open: Environment because the journal encourages interdisciplinary conversations that link environmental analysis to broader debates on policy, governance, and justice. cruise ships at cop30 and the future of climate summits, by joffrey doma, on the ucloe blog'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 08/06/2026
❓ Is your research exploring how decisions in cities shape planetary health? Our #PlanetaryHealth thematic collection welcomes interdisciplinary research that reflects how urban systems function in practice. 🔗 Read the CFP: bit.ly/4nXxtKW #DiamondOA
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 08/06/2026
Harmful algal blooms cause a variety of human intoxications in communities who rely on the marine ecosystem for sustenance. This preprint aims to map data collection mechanisms, hotspots, and inter-organizational data flows concerning HAB related health outcomes: doi.org/10.14324/ucl...
The UCLOE preprint journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title is written in black text. It reads, 'Mapping the landscape of data sources for diseases caused by harmful algal blooms in Southeast Asia: a systematic scoping review on the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 08/06/2026
Coastal communities are some of the most vulnerable in regard to the impacts of climate change. This paper presents an assessment of perceived climate changes and investigates their impact on food security. Read more here: doi.org/10.14324/111...
The journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title is written in black text. It reads, 'Perceived climate change impacts on food security in coastal communities of Puerto Princesa City, Philippines'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 08/06/2026
Understanding coastal communities’ awareness and risk perceptions of climate change impact is essential in developing effective risk communication tools and mitigation strategies to reduce the vulnerability of these communities. Read more here: doi.org/10.14324/111...
The journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title is written in white text. It reads, 'Climate change awareness and risk perceptions in the coastal marine ecosystem of Palawan, Philippines. UCLOE research article'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 08/06/2026
Every day is #WorldOceanDay at UCL Open Environment, but today we're drawing on the human health implications for strengthened marine protection. These papers highlight the vulnerability of coastal communities to the impacts of climate change. 🧵
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 02/06/2026
🌆 Planetary health is shaped in our cities. We’re inviting submissions to our #PlanetaryHealth thematic collection, focusing on cities and urbanisation. We welcome #InterdisciplinaryResearch across environment, health, infrastructure and governance. 🔗 Read the CFP: bit.ly/4uKAVLK #DiamondOA
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 01/06/2026
You can access previous versions of this paper, including the peer review reports that contributed to the final publication from the article page. UCLOE operates a 2-stage model combining #preprints & #OpenPeerReview to support a fair and open review process enhancing trust in published research.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 01/06/2026
🚪 New publication! 🔊 🔉🔇 This study investigates the sound insulation performance of plenum doors in the interest of achieving a balance between natural ventilation and sound insulation. Read the full article here: doi.org/10.14324/111...
The ucl open environment journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title is written in white text. It reads, 'Numerical analysis on the improvement of sound insulation performance of plenum doors: effect of sound absorption and MPPs. UCLOE open commentary by Kazusa Kodama and Kimihiro Sakagami'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 28/05/2026
Read more from the series here: journals.uclpress.co.uk/ucloe/collec...
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 28/05/2026
This paper reports on travel emissions to Belém, highlights the paradox of housing delegates on carbon-intensive cruise ships, and the contradictions of not catering to civil society organisations. Part of the UCLOE COP series, read this paper online: doi.org/10.14324/111...
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 28/05/2026
🚢 New publication! Aviation is the largest contributor to emissions from summits, but #COP30 in Belém, and the use of cruise ships, introduced a new layer of emissions associated with the infrastructure required to sustain a mega-COP. doi.org/10.14324/111...
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 12/05/2026
Highlighting the necessity to understand food security in low–middle-income countries regarding climate change, the authors recommend measures for the local & national agenda to mitigate risks. You can read this paper, all previous versions and peer review reports here: doi.org/10.14324/111...
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 12/05/2026
How is climate change perceived amongst coastal communities in the Philippines? This paper provides valuable insights into the perceptions of climate change and its impacts on food security in coastal communities. You can read this paper and all peer review reports here: doi.org/10.14324/111...
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 07/05/2026
📢New paper!📢 How should the #LossAndDamage fund be applied to address different sustainable development issues? Part of the UCLOE series on #COP, this fascinating paper proposes 4 guiding principles towards a high-functioning #LossAndDamageFund doi.org/10.14324/111...
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 29/04/2026
UCL Open Environment is at the @uclhealthpublic.bsky.social Symposium today. If you're attending please stop by our table where you can learn more about the journal and our current call for papers on Planetary Health. Or, check it out online here: journals.uclpress.co.uk/ucloe/collec...
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 02/03/2026
Research has a central role to play in addressing planetary health. This blog explores our editorial and why research is critical in facing the triple planetary crises: journals.uclpress.co.uk/ucloe/news/1... Read about the Planetary Health collection here: journals.uclpress.co.uk/ucloe/collec...
An image from the UCL East campus, taken from the top of a communal area showing a globe suspended from the ceiling. In the background escalators can be seen. The floor below shows pillars and a seating area. The title of the blog is displayed in a green box in black text, it reads, 'Planetary health starts in our cities. New blog!' The ucl press logo and the ucloe journal logo appears at the bottom of the image.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 26/02/2026
To what extent can the biophysical world continue to provide the resources required to maintain human health? This recently published editorial provides the framework to discuss planetary health through an urban lens. Read the full editorial: doi.org/10.14324/111...
An image from the UCL East campus, taken from the top of a communal area showing the globe suspended from the ceiling. In the background escalators can be seen. The floor below shows pillars and a seating area. The title of the editorial is displayed in a green box in black text, it reads, 'A role for cities in sustaining planetary health. new editorial now online!' The ucl press logo and the ucloe journal logo appears at the bottom of the image.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 23/02/2026
🔔 Our UCL Open Environment diamond OA journal survey is still open! Don’t miss the chance to share your views and help shape the future of our #openaccess non-commercial journal. ⏱️ < 10 minutes 👉 Complete the survey: bit.ly/4rxVdqg #AcademicPublishing
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 17/02/2026
As a @uclpress.bsky.social #DiamondOpenAccess journal – free to publish, free to read & community owned – we believe that open access only matters if it is accessible to all. Only by sharing research openly (for all) enables its widest impact & maximises benefits to humanity. Read more below 👇
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UCL Press Journals @uclpressjournals.bsky.social · 09/02/2026
🔓 #OpenAccess is now expected, but the hardest questions remain. Who pays? And what does “sustainable” really mean? In a new blog series, we share insight from our experience of #DiamondOpenAccess and the debates shaping its future. Read the blog post: bit.ly/3Ztm76b #ScholarlyPublishing
Reimagining Access: The Future of Diamond Open Publishing. Red backround with diamond open access logo.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 09/02/2026
Help shape the future of UCL Open Environment, a diamond OA journal 🌍 Take our short survey on journal awareness and what influences where researchers publish, even if you haven’t published with us. ⏱️ < 10 minutes 🎁 Win 1 of 5 £10 Amazon gift cards 👉 Take part: bit.ly/3MtwPXo #OpenAccess
UCL Open Environment Survey - Share your views on journal awareness and factors influencing where to publish. Image with journal cover and UCL Press logo
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 30/01/2026
Catch up on the most influential #EnvironmentalResearch published in UCL Open Environment with these articles featured in UCL Press Journals’ ‘Highly Cited in 2025’ collection. 🌍 Read high-impact articles shaping the conversation around #sustainability here: bit.ly/3ZCi8Ej
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 29/01/2026
Fantastic news! A great initiative. Everyone at UCL Open Environment is delighted to be part of the @ojcollective.bsky.social and to champion #DiamondOpenAccess = community‑owned, with no fees for authors or readers.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 16/12/2025
Preprint on the UCLOE preprint server: Perceived Climate Change Impacts on Food Security in Coastal Communities of Puerto Princesa City, Philippines This research presents an assessment of perceived climate changes and investigates their impact on food security. doi.org/10.14324/ucl...
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 26/11/2025
New preprint on the UCLOE preprint server, and available for open peer review: Mapping the landscape of data sources for diseases caused by harmful algal blooms in Southeast Asia: a systematic scoping review on the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia doi.org/10.14324/ucl...
The journal preprint cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the preprint article title and a brief summary is written in black text. It reads, 'Mapping the landscape of data sources for diseases caused by harmful algal blooms in Southeast Asia: a systematic scoping review on the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia. The burden of disease attributable to harmful algal blooms (HAB) exposure remains unclear. This scoping review aims to map data collection mechanisms, hotspots, and inter-organizational data flows concerning HAB-related health outcomes in the Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Available for open peer review'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 04/11/2025
This paper examines three different cities that have succeeded in reducing concentrations of many pollutants, but not for ozone. The current ozone challenge requires greater efforts to inform actions that can adjust to changing environmental, social and economic scenarios: doi.org/10.14324/111...
The journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the title and a summary of the latest article is written. It reads, "Ozone pollution: a persistent challenge in large cities like Mexico City, LA and Beijing. Following a science-policy approach with a perspective of human rights and social justice, this case study reviews why ozone concentrations have not decreased in some cities and what they are doing about it'. The UCL Press logo is displayed at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is positioned between the journal cover and text.
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UCL Open Environment @ucloe.bsky.social · 28/10/2025
Key findings: £14.2B saved via lower electricity prices £133.3B saved via reduced natural gas prices £43.2B in subsidies offset → Net consumer savings: £104.3B 🔗 Full paper: doi.org/10.14324/ucl... #WindEnergy #UKEnergy #Sustainability #CleanPower #AcademicResearch #NetZero #EnergyPolicy
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Modelling the long-term financial benefits of UK investment in wind energy generation
This study presents new evidence of the financial impact of wind generation on the UK energy market, challenging the idea that sustainability, security, and affordability, are always in conflict. From...
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