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Bethan Davies

  • Change, Comms, Capability and L&D Lead, Department for Culture, Media and Sport
United Kingdom
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The Rare Earth Market in 2026: Key Themes and Challenges

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By Bethan Davies
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Reviewed by Bethan Davies The Processing Bottleneck References Rare earths aren’t the most visible part of the global economy, but they’ve quite quickly become one of the most contested, as supply chain vulnerabilities and shifting political priorities push them closer to the center of global trade discussions.
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Low-Carbon Research Center Design Targets Biodiversity Loss in the Amazon

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By Bethan Davies, Muhammad Osama
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Reviewed by Bethan Davies Researchers propose a low-carbon research center in Manu National Park to combat deforestation and biodiversity loss while advancing scientific discovery. Study: Low-Carbon and Bioclimatic Design for a Sustainable Interpretation and Research Center for Ecosystem Conservation in Madre de Dios, Peru.
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New Research Exposes Global Impact of Agriculture on Forest Loss and Emissions

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By Bethan Davies, Akshatha Chandrashekar
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Reviewed by Bethan Davies A new global model reveals that over 120 million hectares of forest have been cleared for commodity production since 2001, offering a clearer picture of agriculture-driven deforestation and its climate impact. Study: Global patterns of commodity-driven deforestation and associated carbon emissions.
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