Nuffield College’s Decreasing Food Emissions
Trains, planes, cars and ships. They have all been blamed for the climate crisis, but most Read More …
Author: Angela Wenham
A message to climate researchers: persevere with public engagement – when it works, it means the world!
By Moritz Schwarz1,2,3 and Luke Jackson1,2 We wanted to share this story with you because as Read More …
Coastlines: Planning for uncertainty?
Climate change is an issue for the distant future, isn’t it? With discussion of impacts in Read More …
Power of Policy: The UK’s Declining CO2 Emissions
Taking root in the UK, the Industrial Revolution has since spread to various parts of the Read More …
Smoke and Mirrors: Analysing the Paris Agreement
International negotiations on a new climate treaty seemed stuck throughout the 2000s and early 2010s until Read More …
Bridging the Gap: Econometric Modelling of Climate Systems
There is great uncertainty about future climate change and its associated economic impacts. To ensure effective Read More …
Card forecasts for M4
Have you ever wondered why forecasters seem to not always agree? This is because they use Read More …
Sensitive Intervention Points – A Theory of Change for the Climate Movement
When asked why she chose to dedicate herself to the issue of climate change, 16-year-old climate Read More …
Untangling the Climate Change web we weave
New reports for Planetary Health Economic Council reveal the complex interconnected issues facing Small Island Read More …
How do Economists Forecast?
Although most people are not aware of it, forecasting plays a major role in everyday life. Read More …
The importance of land movement for sea-level change
A new piece of research analysing local sea level along the coastlines of the “China Sea” Read More …
First-in, first-out: Driving the UK’s per capita carbon dioxide emissions below 1860 levels
By David F Hendry (originally published on VoxEU) The Industrial Revolution has been of vast benefit to Read More …