In the late seventies and early eighties, scientists began to understand that chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) could accumulate in the atmosphere and cause the destruction of ozone in the stratosphere, damaging the ozone layer.

Small woody landscape features are important biodiversity vectors. They act as habitat corridors, facilitating the movement of insects, birds, and mammals between habitat patches[1][2][3]. This increases the genetic diversity of these populations, reducing inbreeding and improving long term survival.

Russia’s war in Ukraine has sent energy prices skyrocketing and the EU looking for new means of securing its energy supply. But this pursuit of energy independence shouldn’t mean sacrificing our ambitious climate goals. And with renewable energy, it doesn’t have to.

Equality, diversity and inclusion are crucial factors contributing to the success of any industry and the space sector is no exception. The space industry inspires and has the potential to bring people from all walks of life together and promote unity, yet it also faces its own set of challenges.

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