Tell me a story – why climate change communication needs to embrace our childlike curiosity
Holly Parker explores how embracing the childlike curiosity of “why” can assist in communicating the complex issues of climate change.
28.06.2021
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Climate change solutions in focus ahead of COP26
The Journal of Science Policy & Governance (JSPG) has released a Special Issue on Climate Change Solutions, in collaboration with the United Kingdom Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office’s Science and Innovation Network (UK SIN) in advance of COP26, which takes place later this year.
22.06.2021
Four insights on collaborating at scale to advance climate adaptation
The experience of the Collaborative Adaptation Research Initiative in Africa and Asia offers four insights on uniting to tackle climate change and pursue transformations.
22.06.2021
We’re in the midst of a global wake-up call
Geoffrey Boulton cautions against learning the wrong lesson from COVID, as we are facing the other 'looming, larger and more fundamental global crisis', that of climate change.
15.06.2021
Can zero emissions and economic growth go together? Yes, but conditions apply
With the G7 meeting this week in London, Sarah DeWeerdt investigates the relationship between zero emissions and economic growth.
11.06.2021
Climate explained: why is the Arctic warming faster than other parts of the world?
What is Arctic amplification? Do we know what is causing this phenomenon? What effects is it having, both in the region and for the world? Is Antarctica experiencing the same thing?
03.06.2021
Why water-driven migration and displacement must be part of the climate agenda
There is growing evidence of how water crises affect migration and displacement. We spoke to Nidhi Nagabhatla to find out more.
10.05.2021
COP26 Climate Action Champion Nigel Topping on creating an ‘ambition loop’ for bolder pathways to change
Curbing greenhouse gas emissions in line with the Paris Agreement will require greater action from all stakeholders - policy-makers, cities, regions, businesses, investors and society-at-large.
04.05.2021
Climate scientists: concept of net zero is a dangerous trap
Carbon dioxide removal technologies remain largely untested, and are not a substitute for the immediate and radical cuts to greenhouse gas emissions required to keep humanity safe.
03.05.2021
Building a climate future requires a regional approach
Advancing climate research on questions that are internationally significant demands knowledge from all regions of the world.
29.04.2021
