Grist speaks to Kaya Axelsson about a recent study from Oxford University and the Exponential Roadmap Initiative that proposes a new, more expansive way to look at companies’ contribution to global net-zero.
Could cutting emissions be as simple as taking an extra day off work? Max Collett's thesis research finds that as much we'd love the reply to be a simple “yes”, the truer answer is “it depends”.
Brian O'Callaghan speaks to AP News about a recent report suggesting the US, India, Russia and Japan are building out wind power much too slowly to meet the COP28 target of tripling renewable electricity by 2030.
'Logically Facts' spoke to Dr Adam Parr to debunk the false claim that net zero measures including the banning of nitrogen fertilizers would be a 'death wish' for populations. In fact the opposite is true - stabilizing global temperature is essential to reduce the death and suffering already being caused by global heating and fossil fuel air pollution.
New research from the University of Oxford, published in the journal Carbon Management, makes the case for a novel ‘Carbon Removal Budget’ to help tackle climate change.
Ben Caldecott and Injy Johnstone make the case for a separate carbon removal budget alongside emissions budget in order to help meet global climate goals.
Laurence Wainwright discusses the complex relationship between SSRIs - often prescribed to manage anxiety and depression - and decreased heat tolerance. In the context of climate change it is vital that people know how to protect themselves from heat, say the authors.
How can we create a more just and effective approach to climate action? Participants of the Oxford University Summer SCENE Programme 2024 put forward recommendations for the upcoming T20 summit in Brazil.
Sugandha Srivastav comments on plans for millions more homes to be fitted with solar panels, including the critical need for improvements to the National Grid.
Experts including Smith School researcher Dr Brian O'Callaghan discuss climate finance goals, international pledges and the urgency of action ahead of COP29.