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King's ranks 9th in Europe and 16th globally for social and environmental sustainability

King's has maintained its position as one of the world’s leading universities for social and environmental impact in the QS World University Sustainability...

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COMMENT: Addressing period poverty and sustainability: My King's Undergraduate Research Fellowship experience

King’s Undergraduate Research Fellow (KURF) Isabel Cancian shares findings from her project on how reusable menstrual products can reduce waste and alleviate...

Sustainable period products

King's celebrates progress towards 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals in 2023-24 report

The report details innovative projects and events that align with global efforts to create a secure and sustainable future for everyone.

A group of students holding cards with the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals, standing on the Strand with trees behind them

Londoners to receive £1.5m National Lottery Community Fund boost for climate action and mental wellbeing

Thanks to National Lottery players, a new London Mental Health and Climate Coalition has received £1,499,958 over three years from The National Lottery...

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Eco-making project awarded from Education for Sustainability Projects Fund 2025-26

A group of academics and students working towards an embodied understanding of the climate crisis have been named one of the recipients of the Education for...

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Student teams innovate new ideas at Change our City Challenge 2025

38 students from across King's collaborate in diverse teams to solve some of London's biggest problems.

Change our City Challenge 2025 - Students working in their team

COMMENT: The hard truth about the circular economy – real change will take more than refillable bottles

While circular economy efforts often fall short, there are ways to move forward.

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Global target of fair and inclusive conservation remains a challenge, says study

Despite strong international commitments to equity and justice in conservation areas by 2030, implementation remains a challenge

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Study Reveals Foot Traffic as Surprising Driver of River Pollution

GPS-tracked bottles show how litter moves on the human tide

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Unit's work on homelessness recognized in NIHR Annual Report

The 2024/25 report highlights our study on safeguarding and self-neglect

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King's team develops digital resource to support better collaboration in healthcare

An innovative digital resource is being developed to help the public, patients, carers, healthcare professionals, and researchers work better together to...

Workshops in the UK, Germany and Denmark helped to develop the resource

South India's 'Industrial City' Reveals Complexities of Copying China's Urban Model

Copy-Paste Urbanism? The Uneven Journey of China’s SEZ Model in South India

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Two early-career researchers win prestigious Leverhulme Fellowships

The Leverhulme Trust has awarded Early Career Fellowships to Dr Byungdoo Kim and Dr Hyojin Seo, who will carry out their research projects at King’s Business...

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Meet the Ventures: King's Start-up Accelerator Cohort IX

15 ventures join Cohort IX of the King’s Start-up Accelerator, beginning a 12-month programme to launch their ventures and scale their impact.

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King's community comes together to share sustainable research practices

Academics and professional services staff spoke about some of the many exciting ways in which they’re making research processes more environmentally sustainable

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