The global pandemic has seen an unprecedented drop in global emissions, with carbon dioxide down about 7% (or 2.6 billion tonnes) in 2020 overall compared to 2019.
But our research, published today in Nature Climate Change, found this may soon be undone, as unchecked economic recovery would see global emissions bounce back to pre-pandemic levels.
Read the full article at The Conversation
Hear cutting-edge, evidence-based ideas and opportunities for urgent climate action at this 25th anniversary conference, hosted by the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research.
Present your research poster at the Tyndall Centre’s 25th anniversary event, our Critical Decade for Climate Action Conference, at UEA in September.
A new study explores how to deliver climate risk data that is useful to people making local adaptation decisions.
Climate Ambassadors in the East of England are celebrating as a Minister has joined their ranks as the UK’s 1,000th volunteer to step into this role.
