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Tyndall Centre Directors Appeal to the US Administration to Continue to Support US and International Climate Initiatives

2017

As Donald Trump is attempting to undo the Obama plans to curb climate change, Tyndall Centre Directors appeal to the US Administration and Congress to consider the enormous amount of evidence that shows that human-activities are adversely changing the Earth’s climate.

The Fracking Debate

2017

While an entire ocean separates the UK from the US, when the issue of fracking arises, the great divide — philosophically speaking — narrows considerably.

Generating Low-Carbon Heat from Biomass: Life Cycle Assessment of Bioenergy Scenarios

2017

Researchers at the Tyndall Centre and SuperGen Bioenergy Hub looked into the GHG emissions associated with bioenergy.

New report examines perceptions of climate change in Europe

2017

The first and most in-depth analysis of climate change opinions in some of Europe’s largest countries has revealed an overwhelming belief that climate change is happening.

High-level workshops on disruptive low carbon innovations

2017

High-level workshops on disruptive low carbon innovations organised by the SILCI project team were a huge success.

‘Great British Energy’ could fuel conservatives’ passion for climate change action

2017

New peer-reviewed study pinpoints climate language that appeals to centre-right voters.

Fiscal incentives may help reduce carbon emissions in developing countries

2017

A study has found that fiscal policies introduced by governments in developing countries can have a significant effect on lowering harmful carbon emissions and help countries with fulfilling their commitments under the UNFCCC Paris Agreement.

Low growth in global carbon emissions continues for third successive year

2017

Global carbon emissions from burning fossil fuels did not grow in 2015 and are projected to rise only slightly in 2016, marking three years of almost no growth, according to researchers at the Tyndall Centre, University of East Anglia (UEA) and the Global Carbon Project.