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Climate Change Is Already Showing Up in the Cost of Living
Honorary Research Associate Fulvia Marotta talks to Bloomberg about her upcoming research that links temperature rise to inflation.
IN THE NEWS
Would more North Sea drilling mean lower energy prices for UK consumers?
A recent rapid analysis from Anupama Sen, Nadia Schroeder and Cassandra Etter-Wenzel features in this Guardian 'explainer' that concludes renewable energy offers better cost-savings and energy security than further dependence on fossil fuels.
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“Drill baby drill” approach to North Sea would cost households more than a fully renewable UK, finds Oxford analysis
A UK powered fully by renewable energy could save all households up to £441 a year on their energy bills, according to a new Oxford Smith School analysis.
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United Nations and Oxford University launch new programme for leadership in the green economy
The executive training programme, Future-proofing Business and the Economy, is designed to equip senior leaders with the insights, tools, and confidence to navigate accelerating global change and the green transition.
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Computer game developed in partnership with Smith School and SBS researchers wins UNEP award
A video game designed to help players make more sustainable food choices earned an innovation award from the Playing for the Planet alliance.
IN THE NEWS
Renewable energy is reshaping the global economy – new report
Professor Sam Fankhauser, Interim Director of the Oxford Smith School, discusses the astounding progress of renewable energy - and the productivity boon it could unlock in developing countries - in this article for The Conversation.
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10% GDP boost to Global South from clean energy transition
A new Oxford Smith School report finds a rapid switch to renewables could double energy-sector productivity in low-to-middle income economies within 25 years. In many countries, this would result in a GDP boost by mid-century of around 10%.
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Trade and Sustainable Development: How They Intersect in a Changing World
MSc SEE alumna Valery Salas Flores reflects on the 5th UNCTAD Youth Forum in Geneva, specifically the critical intersection between global trade and the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals.
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CACEIS partners with Oxford Smith School for programme on Climate & Nature Risks
We design our bespoke executive education programmes to equip leaders from business, NGOs, the public sector and government with the skills to transform their organisation’s approach to sustainability.