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Cosmetics in the environment: University of Graz proves danger to ants

Titanium dioxide, which is found in cosmetics, for example, is increasingly entering the environment in the form of nanoparticles. This could also put insects at risk. If ants ingest the substance in combination with the pesticide glyphosate, it disturbs the development of their offspring. Scientists at the University of Graz are drawing attention to the negative consequences of this toxic cocktail.

Electricity consumption reduced: University of Graz well on track

This year, the University of Graz has once again received EMAS certification. Since the introduction of this environmental management system in 2016, the seal of approval has been renewed every three years after successful audits. As an EMAS-certified organisation, the university is committed to systematically improving its environmental performance and contributing to sustainable development at all levels. Progress is documented in the annual environmental statement. The statement for 2024 was recently published. Particularly pleasing: electricity consumption was the lowest since EMAS records began.

Four universities, one degree: first certificates awarded in pioneering Arqus consortium

The European University Alliance Arqus has been in existence since 2018, with the University of Graz collaborating with eight partner institutions at various levels. The first joint master's programme began in 2023. Twenty-one graduates recently celebrated their graduation in Graz.

University of Graz study shows: public money for climate adaptation pays off

In order to plug the budget gap, the state is currently pinching pennies. However, when it comes to adapting to climate change, investing helps to save money. This is shown by a recently published study by the Wegener Centre at the University of Graz. "Our analyses show that protective measures more than pay off in the medium term," summarises lead author Eva Preinfalk.

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