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#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment 

• Dr Ella Gilbert (Meteorology) is quoted by , , and  on the impact of climate change on the frequency and extremity of weather events, and by the , , , and others on the role of renewable and diverse energy and technologies. 
• Professor Martin Lukac (Agriculture) is quoted by the , , and others on the value of planting trees.
• Dr Sarah Cardey (Agriculture) spoke to BBC Radio Berkshire about impacts of climate change on crops, and role of fair trade for farmers at the frontlines of the climate crisis. 
• Professor Helen Bilton (Education) is quoted by  on the launch of a free course on climate change offered by the University to primary school teachers. Read our news story. 
• Dr Steven Devaney (Henley Business School) is quoted by IPE Real Assets (in print) on a report he co-authored on the impact of climate risk on commercial property values.
• Dr James Ryalls (Agriculture) is quoted by  on research that revealed the effects of pollution on pollinators' ability to smell crops and wildflowers. Read our news story. 
•  reports on the Queen's Honorary Award that Reading recently received for its work on climate change. Read our story.

COVID-19: expert comment on the pandemic

• Dr Simon Clarke (Biological Sciences) answered BBC South Today's questions on the UK's removal of Covid restrictions and he is quoted by the , , , and others on Moderna's patented DNA sequencing of a part of Covid's spike protein. 
• Dr Alexander Edwards (Pharmacy) answered listeners' Covid questions on BBC Radio Berkshire.
• Dr Rachel McCloy (Psychology) is quoted by China Daily on the risks associated with the UK's removal of all restrictions.
• BBC Radio Solent mentioned research from the University on the impact of Covid on farmers' mental health.

Other Coverage:

• (and in print) reports on a Reading graduate who is advocating for the bar to become more accessible for people with disabilities. 
• Dr Sarah Werts (Knowledge Transfer Centre) and Professor James Ferryman (Computer Science) are quoted by  which reports that Reading has received a Turing award for work on artificial intelligence and computer science.
• Professor Helen Parish's (History) article on on the shorter length of February compared to other months is reposted by  and .
• Professor Mark Shanahan (Politics) is quoted by on the need for President Biden to act decisively and impose sanctions on Russia.
• Professor Gunter Kuhnle (Food) is quoted by  on the link between vegetarian diets and the lower risk of cancer, and by on the health risks of plant-based meats.
• Professor Gerry Leonidas's (Typography) article on typography and layout is published by . 
• BBC Radio Berkshire announced their upcoming live music stream to the University Student's Union. 
• The University is mentioned by  for its part in a collaborative study on soil microbial DNA. 
• Guernsey Press & Star (in print) mentions a 2014 Henley Business School report on the island’s goods and services tax.
• The University's previous reaction to reports of drink spiking is mentioned by Bracknell News (in print). 
• A Henley Business School student is mentioned by  for being awarded the highest membership grade for his dedication to the business community. 
•  reports on the University’s role in the success of the fintech sector in the Thames Valley.
• An article on German website mentions Henley Business School involvement in a certification process for omnichannel managers. 
• council and  mention Henley Business School's support for Rebel Business School.
•  lists a Henley Graduate as one of Greece's high ranking executives and marketers. 
•  reports on a Reading graduate's appointment as Professor of Health Psychology at Staffordshire University. 
• BBC Radio Berkshire mentioned a student who began studying at the University in their 50s.