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Our publishing and learning materials enable learners, researchers and communities to engage with world-leading research and thinking on environmental sustainability issues.
Written by global experts our Environmental Sciences and Sustainability books and journals contain content aimed at all levels: from popular science to student textbooks and research volumes.
To help support climate action, we are offering a range of book chapters and articles, as well as collecting together a large selection of our books from across disciplines.
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Featured textbooks and research books
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The Climate Demon
Featured journals
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Global Sustainability
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Transnational Environmental Law
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Oryx
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Antarctic Science
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Environmental Conservation
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Environmental Data Science
Open Access books
Cambridge Core Climate Blog
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New assessment of bird species of European conservation concern underlines urgent need for restoration
- 30 June 2023,
- A new paper in BCI reveals that 38% of Europe’s 546 bird species are of conservation concern, including 14% of global concern.…
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Solar Geoengineering: Political and Security Challenges of ‘Dimming’ the Sun on the Horizon
- 30 May 2023,
- In my open access article ‘Considering Stratospheric Aerosol Injections beyond an Environmental Frame: the ‘Emergency’ techno-fix and Preemptive Security’,...
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Comments on Parasitology paper – Effects of parasitic freshwater mussels on their host fishes: a review
- 21 March 2023,
- Starting my PhD in 2020 on the conservation of Swedish parasitic freshwater mussels (Order: Unionida), I initially noted a lack of effort put into the study...
Why is environmental sustainability important to Cambridge University Press?
What is Cambridge University Press planning to do to further its environmental sustainability goals?
What is Cambridge University Press doing to become more environmentally friendly?
Cambridge University Press Director for Global Environment, Property, Procurement & Supply, Helen Griggs, discusses future plans for further improvements to environmental sustainability at the Press.