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Tyndall Talks: Tyndall Centre's podcast series

November 12, 2020

The Tyndall Centre is now live on Spotify, iTunes, and Amazon Music! Follow us for our podcast series where we untangle questions and discussions on climate science and climate policies.

EU climate and energy governance in times of crisis: towards a new agenda

July 14, 2021

Extract from a paper by Ingmar von Homeyer, Sebastian Oberthür and Andrew J. Jordan, introducing and reflecting on the special issue: EU climate and energy governance in times of crisis published in the Journal of European Public Policy

Infographics: Calculating Carbon Budgets

July 12, 2021

These visualisation shows the method used by Tyndall Centre researchers to calculate these carbon budgets.

Policy must focus on reducing emissions from existing ships

June 30, 2021

Research at Tyndall Manchester uses the latest EU Monitoring Reporting and Verification (EU MRV) dataset to analyse the ‘committed emissions’ of the EU shipping fleet. he research concludes that policy must focus on reducing emissions from existing ships, and should not just focus on new zero-carbon vessels.

Going green increases hospitality industry profitability

June 28, 2021

Hospitality firms with an environment strategy centering on reduce, reuse, and recycle (the 3R’s) increase their profitability and market value, shows research led by Alexis Ionnadis of the University of East Anglia’s Norwich Business School.

Climate Change and COP26 after G7 summit: Where are we headed?

June 21, 2021

What progress did the G7 summit make on climate change? Does this provide the necessary momentum heading for COP26, and what does the UK need to do now to deliver it successfully?

Watch: Climate change, Inequality, and Health seminar

June 7, 2021

This is a recorded seminar on the topic of Climate Change, Inequality, and Health which took place online last June 2, 2021 with guests Ronnie Murungu, Batsirai Muruju, and Paul Hunter hosted by Jo Greere and Roger Few.

Climate change increases extreme rainfall and the chance of floods