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Our Critical Decade for Climate Action Conference
At our conference on 8-10 September, we will showcase cutting-edge, evidence-based ideas and opportunities for climate action now....
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Massive Attack’s homecoming gig analysed by Tyndall Manchester
A new report reviews the sustainability of Massive Attack’s Act 1.5 show in Bristol 2024 for its performance against the...
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Watch: Launch of report on climate and health policy
Climate change is a public health threat and opportunity. Hear the findings of a UK report that reveals how to...
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New £4.25m project to investigate climate ‘tipping points’ in marine ecosystems
A major new project will aim to understand and predict the little-known ‘tipping points’ in marine ecosystems due to climate...
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Climate Ambassadors at Norwich Science Festival
15-17 February: A chance to meet Climate Ambassadors and help schools take climate change action....
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Scientists predict what will be top of the crops by 2080 due to climate change
Could home-produced hummus, tofu and marmalade be a common sight on our supermarket shelves by 2080? Climate change may mean...
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Shipping and climate change: We need to think short-term and move beyond fuels
Global shipping must act now to meet new climate change targets. To do this, we need to cut fuel use...
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2024: a record-breaking watershed year for the global climate
2024 is declared the warmest year on record and likely the first to exceed 1.5°C, a critical threshold, as climate...
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Art, Climate Change, and Community Engagement
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The science, politics, and communications of 1.5C
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How do we reduce shipping emissions?
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What exactly is unabated emissions and do we really need a fossil fuel phase-out?
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Faith and climate action
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How can biomass energy help us reach net zero?

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