FAB-GGR is a new four-year, £2 million multi-institute consortium project that aims to better define the real world feasibility and consequences of large-scale afforestation and biomass energy with carbon capture
Overview This project aims to provide the first systematic quantitative and qualitative analysis of the role of finance in the evolution of the UK community energy sector. It also seeks
“FIRE-ADAPT” is an international, collaborative and interdisciplinary research project, focusing on the role of Integrated Fire Management (IFM) in climate change adaptation for ecosystem services, in tropical and subtropical regions.
Photo by spiros xanthos on Unsplash The FutureDAMS consortium, led by The University of Manchester and the International Institute for Environment & Development (IIED), is developing the knowledge base, tools and approach to enable
In conjunction with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the AVOID programme, a series of projects have been looking at the exposure of the world’s large port
At HELIX we are assisting decision-makers and the research community in making adaptation to our changing climate more understandable and manageable by providing a set of credible, coherent, global and
Building on the IPCC’s 2007 report, the 2009 Copenhagen scientific conference on climate change made clear both the urgency and radical scale of reductions in greenhouse gases necessary if global
Funded through a joint initiative with EPSRC and NERC this project aims to provide evidence and tools which will enable society to explore and evaluate the feasibility of geoengineering proposals.
Photo by Mèng Jiǎ on Unsplash Project Team (UK): PI: Helen He (UEA) Co-Is: Yi Wang (University of Sussex), Nans Addor (University of Exeter), Daniel Goldberg (University of Edinburgh) PDRAs:
“storm” by texaus1 via Flickr is licensed under CC BY 2.0 From the 5th to the 7th of December 2013 the east coast of England was affected by “the biggest
Photo: INTERREG VA France (Channel) England A partnership between UEA and eight research and business support organisations in France and the UK, led by Bretagne Developpement Innovation (BDI). This is
This Tyndall project aims to develop a new generation of system simulation models and methods to inform analysis, planning and design of national infrastructure in the energy, transport, water, waste
