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On 16 and 17 October UK Future Earth and the Royal Society’s Global Environment Research Committee (GERC) hosted a meeting at The Kavli Royal Society International Conference Centre.

At the Royal Society we are developing a programme on Living Landscapes to support the incorporation of scientific perspectives in post-Brexit land management policy.

Today, the Royal Society and RAND Europe have published an evidence synthesis on ‘The impact of ammonia emissions from agriculture on biodiversity‘.

Evidence needs to be critically contrasted, compared and placed within the context of already existing research.

Recognising that air pollution remains a “pervasive menace”, the Royal Society’s Global Environmental Research Committee (GERC) focused its most recent meeting on air quality and atmospheric composition.

How we use evidence – how we gather it, analyse it and communicate it – is a day-to-day concern for anyone working in science policy.

Read more about using science in policymaking, the subject of a two day conference hosted by the Royal Society.