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Unexpected Climate Signal from the Arctic: Increased Methane Uptake

Old-growth forests store a lot more carbon than managed forests

Large forest fire emissions are hidden underground

Alexandra Pongracz on Why You Shouldn’t Miss Swedish Climate Symposium 2026

A Window into the Underground: Where Soil Science Meets Culture
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Recordings of the seminar series: Managing functional landscapes for biodiversity
Föreläsningsserien ”Förvaltning av funktionella landskap för biologisk mångfald - vad säger forskningen?” är ett samarrangemang mellan LU Land, Länsstyrelsen Skåne och BECC.
Här kan du se inspelningar från seminarieserien:
Inspelningar av LU Lands föreläsningsserie om funktionella landskap | LU Land
För kommande seminarier - se LU Lands evenemangskalender:
Kalendarium | LU Land
New research from BECC
This is an RSS-feed with some of the new research published by BECC-members.
Now the forests are of value - An everyday historical political ecology from southern Sweden
Now the forests are of value - An everyday historical political ecology from southern SwedenEkström Pigot, H., 2026 May,...Do breakout haplotypes drive parasitemia spikes in avian malaria?
Do breakout haplotypes drive parasitemia spikes in avian malaria?Kalbskopf, V., Ellis, V. A., Ahrén, D., Palinauskas, V....Pollen methods and studies | Surface Samples and Trapping
Pollen methods and studies | Surface Samples and TrappingPoska, A. & Hicks, S., 2024 Jan 1, Encyclopedia of Quaternary S...Soil Microbial Communities Adjust Thermal Traits and Carbon Allocation in Response to Climate Manipulations in Subtropical Forest and Cropland
Soil Microbial Communities Adjust Thermal Traits and Carbon Allocation in Response to Climate Manipulations in Subtropic...Effective science communication in the face of water crises: a community perspective on challenges and best practice in HELPING
Effective science communication in the face of water crises: a community perspective on challenges and best practice in ...
ClimBEco Graduate Research School
ClimBEco is a two-year graduate research school connected to CEC (Centre for Environmental and Climate Science). It promotes interdisciplinary research, partly within the BECC research areas, by supporting PhD students in networking and learning across different fields of study.