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Infographic: Global Carbon Budget 2017

2017

View and download the infographics produced to illustrate the findings of the Global Carbon Budget 2017 here.

Opinion: German Coal & Small Island States

2017

A newbie's perspective on the Bonn Conference of the Parties by Sarah Becker, Tyndall Centre reseracher at the University of Cardiff.

Record high CO2 emissions delay global peak

2017

Global carbon emissions are on the rise again in 2017 after three years of little-to-no growth, according to researchers at the University of East Anglia and the Global Carbon Project in the release of the 2017 Global Carbon Budget.

Listen to Director Corinne Le Quéré’s podcast with Nature about the Global Carbon Cycle

2017

Deciphering the global carbon cycle is as fascinating as it is difficult. Yet the global carbon budget is perhaps THE central bit of knowledge that society must have, if an informed decision on carbon mitigation is ever to be made.

Enhancing the accessibility of climate change data visuals

2017

Data visuals support communication of climate change. Yet they can be difficult for diverse stakeholders in society to understand. This new report, relevant to the work of the IPCC, provides guidance for researchers on how the accessibilty of data visuals can be enhanced while also maintaining scientific rigour.

ESRC funded PhD studentships at the Tyndall Centre, UEA

2017

Funding is now available for full or part-time PhDs in the Tyndall Centre at UEA as part of the ESRC South-East Network for Social Sciences Doctoral Training Partnership (SeNSS).

New report finds Brexit gives rise to new political identities one year on from EU referendum

2017

The UK’s decision to leave the EU on 23 June 2016 has given birth to new political identities, a new report by The UK in a Changing Europe shows.

Brexit and the environment, a watching brief.

2017

The role of the environment in political parties' manifestos was cross-checked ahead of the election by Dr Viviane Gravey and Prof Andy Jordan. They tested against three criteria set by Greener UK, the UK’s coalition of its largest environmental organisations,