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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.
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🌆 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
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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...
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.
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...
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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...
❓ 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
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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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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...
