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Lakes and wetlands increase air biofiltration efficiency of plants growing under urban stresses
19.05.2025
Urban greenery improves the quality of life in cities by regulating temperature and humidity, biofiltrating air pollutants, reducing noise, and creating spaces conducive to relaxation and recreation. [...]

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SGGW in Biodiversity Challenge 2025
25.04.2025
From April 30 to June 27, SGGW will participate in the Biodiversity Challenge for ICA Members 2025 as a member of the ICA Network, which is co-hosting this event organized by Wageningen University [...]

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Water key to the Great Snipe's survival - new research on the hydrology of breeding sites in Poland
22.04.2025
Our latest publication analyzes the hydrological conditions of Great Snipe (Gallinago media) breeding sites in Poland. Our research, conducted in Podlasie, Lublin and Zamojszczyzna regions, on 16 [...]

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When celebration becomes a problem - a joint study of India and Poland
18.04.2025
Does the joy of fireworks come at a price? Researchers from the University of Gour Banga, Malda, West Bengal, and the SGGW Centre for Climate Research teamed up to find out. In a joint study, they [...]

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Alarming discovery of scientists from India and Poland: landfills are dangerous sources of microplastics!
10.04.2025
An international collaboration of scientists from the Centre for Climate Research and Gour Banga University in Malda, West Bengal, India, has uncovered alarming facts about microplastic pollution in [...]

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Green roofs to the rescue of urban air quality!
02.04.2025
Research conducted on the green roof of the Warsaw University Library has revealed the great potential of plants in cleaning urban air of particulate matter (PM). The team analyzed dust accumulation [...]

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Air pollution in cities is particularly high in autumn and winter, when emissions are highest and the ability of plants to clean the air significantly decreases
30.03.2025
Research in Wuhan, China, has shown that shrubs and herbaceous plants effectively remove particulate matter and heavy metals from the air, making them a valuable component of strategies to improve [...]

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How does urban greenery affect our cities? A new study on the example of Poznań
13.03.2025
Can greenery in cities effectively reduce noise, filter pollution and lower temperatures? A new study based on the example of Poznan shows that the answer is yes - but in order to even out the [...]

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A New Chapter Begins: Centre for Climate Research at SGGW
01.02.2025
The SGGW Centre for Climate Research is a newly established all-university and interdisciplinary scientific unit that aims to conduct scientific research on natural, economic and social processes in [...]