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Oxford-led study finds concerning levels of PFAS chemicals in Norwegian Arctic ice, posing risks to ecosystems

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At least 90% of the world population to face the combined consequences of extreme heat and drought, Oxford study says

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MRI study involving Oxford researchers finds brain differences in children with language learning difficulties

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Oxford receives £16.5m for psychosis research

“The longer we don’t reduce emissions, it’s turning into effect”: Oxford environmental scientists discuss ways to tackle climate change

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