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Climate change

Coastal councils are already adapting to rising seas - we've built a website to help

A new website could help Australia's coastal communities prepare for rising sea levels

clock 30 August 2016 • 5 min read

Geo-Engineering

How a breakthrough in quantum computing could transform our clean energy future

Scientists have used Google's quantum computer to simulate a molecule for the first time - the first step towards unlocking a future powered by vitamin batteries and liquid solar fuels

clock 30 August 2016 • 6 min read

Biodiversity

England's best-loved wildlife still in serious decline, report shows

Government countryside assessment paints a 'grim picture' with key species such as hedgehogs, dormice, birds and butterflies all continuing to decrease in number

clock 26 August 2016 • 3 min read

Wind

Vattenfall launches €3m research project to assess environmental impact of offshore wind farms

Energy giant convenes scientific panel to support research into local environmental impacts of new 11 turbine Scottish wind farm

clock 26 August 2016 • 2 min read

Policy

Reports: Big emitters prep Paris Agreement ratification

Local media reports suggest Brazil, the US and China could all formally approve Paris Agreement in the coming weeks

clock 26 August 2016 • 3 min read

Risk

Heat resilience debate needs to move out of the shade

As temperatures soar, productivity plummets - the latest heatwave reminds us proper climate resilience measures should be a business imperative

clock 25 August 2016 • 5 min read

Buildings

Survey: Building overheating is widespread, dangerous, and damaging productivity

Poll of Londoners found over 80 per cent experienced 'unbearably hot' homes last year, and this summer is likely to be worse still

clock 25 August 2016 • 3 min read

Climate change

Reports: Plans for IPCC's 1.5C special report start to take shape

Due in 2018, the report will set out the feasibility of limiting rise in temperatures to 1.5C as well as the enormous changes needed to achieve the target

clock 22 August 2016 • 2 min read

Climate change

Is climate change putting elderly Londoners at risk?

Arup study highlights Hackney, Islington and Tower Hamlets as having populations with highest health risk from rising temperatures

clock 18 August 2016 • 6 min read

Risk

Research: US hurricane costs could increase eight-fold this century

Potsdam Institute study predicts under a business-as-usual scenario climate change likely to lead to more powerful and frequent hurricanes that could undermine economic growth

clock 17 August 2016 • 3 min read
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