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The sun is in the sky, marking the warmest year on record.
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2023: the warmest year on record globally
Globally 2023 was the warmest year in a series stretching back to 1850, according to figures released today by the...
Tyndall Spotlight - Claire Brown, Tyndall Centre.
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Tyndall Spotlight: Claire Brown and Guy Finkill
Tyndall Spotlight features Tyndall's early career researchers. This January, get to know Claire Brown and Guy Finkill from the University...
Quantifying climate risk and building resilience in the UK.
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New book: ‘Quantifying Climate Risk and Building Resilience in the UK’
The book brings together key research from the UK Climate Resilience programme, which includes contributions from Tyndall researchers...
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£2m climate education engagement for England’s schools
Suffering from chronically poor air quality, residents in affected areas in Indonesia have to live through now near annual toxic haze events such as this. The toxiz haze is from burning peatlands. Reactive governance has prohibited fire use on all soils, which includes mineral soils, causing injustices for traditional small-scale mineral soil farmers who are not responsible for the toxic haze.
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Tropical Fire: connecting actors, disciplines and tools to move towards governance with justiceTropical Fire: connecting actors, disciplines and tools to move towards governance with justice
This fall an international group of scientists, practitioners, students, donors, film-makers, policy makers and diplomats gathered in Nairobi for the...
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The East of England’s vital ‘offer’ to the UK as it progresses towards net zero and some priority ‘asks’ regarding mitigation and adapting to climate change risks
Suffering from chronically poor air quality, residents in affected areas in Indonesia have to live through now near annual toxic haze events such as this. The toxiz haze is from burning peatlands. Reactive governance has prohibited fire use on all soils, which includes mineral soils, causing injustices for traditional small-scale mineral soil farmers who are not responsible for the toxic haze.
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Tropical Fire: connecting actors, disciplines and tools to move towards governance with justice
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Watch: Global Carbon Budget 2023
Watch the video to learn more about the latest findings of the Global Carbon Budget report....
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Fossil CO2 emissions at record high in 2023
Global carbon emissions from fossil fuels have risen again in 2023 – reaching record levels, according to new research from...