UCD Earth Institute
Fostering multidiscipline research to improve fundamental understanding of our rapidly changing environment and find solutions for a sustainable future.
Climate Change is the greatest challenge of our time. Together with our national and international partners, UCD's world-leading researchers across the university are addressing this problem through policy change, defence of our ecosystems and soil health, improving management of our natural resources and changing practices and behaviour in industry and society, via inclusive, interdisciplinary and collaborative approaches.
Go to 'Earth Talks' series€41 million funding from SFI for the Irish Centre for Research in Applied Geosciences (iCRAG) hosted by UCD
No 1 in Ireland for Environmental Sciences - 2021 QS World University Subject Rankings
UCD is 22nd in The Times Higher Education World Impact Rankings (using the UN Sustainable Development Goals)
Investment in National research centre (BiOrbic) for Bioeconomy in Ireland
A UCD research leader in sustainable agricultural systems and soil science, Professor Nick Holden from UCD School of Biosystems and Food Engineering, talks to UCD Earth Institute about food system resilience and sustainability, the global soil crisis and food waste.
Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability
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Read journal articleEcography
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