Reading in the news - Wed 25 Feb

Food and farming:

• Dairy Global reported on a study aiming to reduce the carbon footprint of livestock feed. From our story: Greener diets for Europe’s farm animals.  

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment

• Dr Claire Ryder (Meteorology) was quoted by The Sun about an incoming Saharan dust cloud across the UK.

Business and society:

• The Express, Time News, News.de and Dagens (republished by MSN and Newspoint) provided further comments from Professor Rajneesh Narula (Henley Business School) on the Supreme Court ruling on Trump’s tariffs.
• Independent Record mentions that Professor James Reade (Economics) spoke to France24 about the economic impact of the Winter Olympics in northern Italy.
• Kilburn Times and Hackney Gazette mentioned Henley Business School research into young people running side hustles.
• Jon Foster-Pedley (Henley Business School Africa) wrote for Daily Maverick (republished by MSN) about bridging education gaps with business schools.

Other coverage:

• Dr James Kennedy, an academic research fellow at Reading, was quoted by BBC News on how fizzy drinks cause heartburn.
• A study into rising rodent populations was featured in Express Press Release, with a mention of Reading research into how food disposal and takeaways are helping drive this increase.

Alumni:

• Seychelles Nation reported on Ocean AI, an NGO co-founded by Meteorology and Climate graduate Laurent Valentin.