By Lola Spragg Last week the GSI hosted the first of an exciting new series of community assemblies, led by […]
Category: Climate research
Work experience reflections
Last week we hosted two year 12 students, Holly and Rebecca for their work experience placement. Both are really interested […]
Seeing the future of the Amazon now
By Prof Richard Betts, Chair in Climate Impacts, University of Exeter and Head of Climate Impacts, Met Office Hadley Centre Iâm […]
Reaching Boiling Point: A look at the Economics and Diplomacy of Rapid Global Decarbonisation
Researched and Written by Maddie Williamson, Student at the University at Exeter Decarbonisation is the method of lowering the amount […]
Second highest-scoring climate paper of 2022 for news and social media attention
Congratulations to David Armstrong Mckay et al. whose paper âExceeding 1.5°C global warming could trigger multiple climate tipping pointsâ was […]
Positive tipping points for the sustainable growth of shellfish aquaculture
By Dr Lisa Bickley Shellfish mariculture (the farming of bivalve shellfish – mainly mussels and Pacific oysters) is an important […]
‘The Territory’ film screening and panel Q&A, Exeter Phoenix 30 November
My perspective – blog by Katie Milsom, first year Astrophysics PhD student The Territoryâs title scene for the movie shows […]
‘The Territory’ film screening and panel Q&A, Exeter Phoenix 30 November
Blog by event organiser: Michelle Fabienne Bieger, fourth year Astrophysics PhD student The Territory is a film that seeps into […]
The most efficient way to decarbonise may not be what many think
By Simon Sharpe for The Rapid Transition Alliance The most outstanding successes of decarbonisation policy have come from targeted investment […]
The Climate Change, Conflict and Migration Nexus: Through the Lens of the Syrian Civil War
Blog by Tabitha Watson Over the past few decades, there has been increasing conversation – and significant news coverage – […]