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Academics are increasingly expected to make their research meaningful to time-poor politicians, policymakers, practitioners and citizens.

On World Soil Day 2025 [5 December], we spotlight CCRI’s four EU research projects dedicated to improving soil health.

Janet Dwyer is back in Japan as part of the SATOCONN project and has written another Blog about her recent experiences in and around Kyoto.

This week is Rural Housing Week. Demelza Jones considers why rural affordable housing is so crucial to a thriving and sustainable countryside.

Janet Dwyer has again written a blog about her time in Japan as part of the SATOCONN project. She recently visited Sado Island located in the Sea of Japan.

PhD student Josh Davis recently attended the 2025 Alternet conference in Portugal. As he prepares for his panel appearance next month at Groundswell 25 he has written this reflective piece

The research culminated in a report that revealed the significant barriers facing rural households in the transition to low-carbon heating and electrification.

Janet Dwyer is currently in Japan as she is setting up the resources and planning for her new four-year project SATOCONN. This is the second blog about her experiences.

Janet Dwyer is currently in Japan as she is prepares for her new four-year project SATOCONN. She has been there a few weeks and reflects on her new surroundings.