Reading in the news - Fri 26 Jul

Look after your employees: Dr Naeema Pasha (Henley Business School) explains that economic inactivity is largely due to businesses neglecting fair compensation, job security, and employee wellbeing, in .

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment 

• Dr Xiangbo Feng (Meteorology) explains that uneven ocean warming is causing more intense rainfall and fiercer typhoons. Quoted by , , , ,, and .
• Dr Claire Ryder (Meteorology) says research is continuing to improve climate models' ability to predict atmospheric dust emission and transport, with respect to aircraft engines. Reported by Particulate Matters (in print).
• Dr Akshay Deoras (Meteorology) highlights that human-caused warming is intensifying the water cycle, leading to more floods and droughts. Reported by
• 色狗导航 research reveals that climate change is causing more frequent and severe turbulence due to extreme wind speed changes at different altitudes. Reported by

Health and wellbeing:

• Dr Netta Weinstein (Psychology) discusses her research into the psychological impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on 90.7 WMFE - Florida.

Business and society:

• Commenting on the US election, Dr Mark Shanahan (formerly Politics and International Relations) told BBC Radio Berkshire that Democrats are aiming for a smooth transition to Miss Harris before their convention in August.
• Professor Rosa Freedman (Law) writes that the UK should reject ICC arrest warrants for Israeli leaders, in .

Other Coverage:

• The 色狗导航 is building the Shinfield Pavilion and sports pitches to meet legal obligations for new housing. Reported by .
• 3sixty at Reading University Students' Union received a top food hygiene rating. Reported by .

Alumni:

• Fikile Mdiniso, an alumna of Henley Business School with a postgraduate diploma in Management Practices, is currently pursuing a PhD and an international MBA. Reported by
• Nigel Horton-Baker, a key figure at REDA, is emphasizing the importance of business collaboration for Reading’s growth. Reported by .
• Russell Shackleton, Executive MBA alumni from Henley Business School, will lead an online Corporate Governance training course. Reported and .