The Centre for Net Positive Health and Climate Solutions launches its new website this week, providing a platform for collaboration and research.

The UKRI-funded centre focuses on developing evidence based solutions that reduce emissions, adapt to climate change, and improve public health — from reimagining cities to transforming food systems.

The University of Exeter has teamed up with several leading organisations to run the five-year initiative, including the UK Health Security Agency, the National Trust, Forest Research, the Met Office, and several other partners.

The new Centre website outlines the net positive research agenda, highlights opportunities for collaboration and training, and provides updates on the latest news and perspectives.

Visit the site at netpositivecentre.com.