Use life cycle assessment (LCA) tools to determine the environmental benefits and feasibility of producing ammonia fertiliser from biomass gasification, compared to using natural gas. Ammonia is used for the
The overall project aim is to understand what are the most appropriate tools and methods to support/ inform the UK transition to a low carbon economy, to identify gaps in
Led by Professor Mike Christie, Aberystwyth University, Rachel Carmenta (UEA, Co-I) and Adrian Martin (UEA, Co-I). In July, 139 countries including the UK agreed a common approach to understanding the
OpenCLIM is an integrated assessment framework that brings together existing models for highlighting the impacts of climate change and informing adaptation needs at national and place-based scales.
The OpenLAND research project will explore how changes in UK land use could create benefits for net zero targets, soil health, biodiversity and agriculture.
This project includes both analysis of the international REDD+ negotiations and field work on local REDD+ projects. It addresses the changing positions and strategies of international environmental NGOs on REDD+;
This is pilot study exploring the socio-material practices for maintaining electrical services in homes in Lebanon. Power outages are endemic in Lebanon and in the last decades, the unreliability of
Photo by Stephen Yang / The Solutions Project via Flickr is licensed under CC BY 2.0 The network for Partnerships for Resilience through Innovation and Integrated Management of Emergencies and
This project is led by Tyndall Manchester, working with the Institute for Transport Studies at the University of Leeds. Aims The project has three main aims: Establish a CO2 only carbon
RAMSES (Reconciling Adaptation, Mitigation and Sustainable Development for Cities) is a €5m FP7 research programme that aims to develop methods, tools and case studies to design strategies, quantify costs and
EU Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid. Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.0 Generic (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) This 2-year project, funded under the British Academy’s GCRF Sustainable Development Programme, generates applied knowledge on experiences of
“Tarangire_2012 05 27_1928” by Harvey Barrison via Flickr is licensed under CC BY SA 2.0 Since 2004 the Mpingo Conservation Project in Tanzania has been developing an approach to Participatory Forest Management (PFM)
