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Story of change
Heat pumps for peace – how a humble technology is speeding responses to human, conflict and climate crisesThe global heat pump market is, well, heating up. There are roughly 190 million heat pumps currently in operation in buildings around the world, with 2021...
News
Winners of the Bad Sport Awards 2022 announcedThe winners of Bad Sport Awards 2022 have been announced. The awards, which were launched this year, are calling out greenwash and sportswash in...
Story of change
SO₂ Long, Sulphur: How China rapidly cut sulphur dioxide emissions to help clear the airAt the end of 2006, sulphur dioxide (SO₂) pollution in China peaked at just over 38 million tonnes per year. By 2019, this had been cut to around 12...
Past Event
Creating climate fiction15 September 2022 at 4:00PM
Climate fiction, or ‘cli-fi’, refers to novels and movies that deal with human-induced climate change. Often set in near future, dystopian worlds, this...
Commentary
Consumption-based targets in Sweden: a blueprint for rapid transition?What are consumption-based targets? And how did Sweden become the first nation to table such an idea with support from all political parties? The story...
Story of change
Solar power surges in SpainUnder a brutal August sun, which saw the mercury rise to record-breaking levels throughout the Northern Hemisphere, the western region of Extremadura in...
Reset series
Finding the nature cureFrom tree-lined streets becoming places of refuge, to wildlife re-emerging in cities and new calls for equal access to green space, the pandemic brought us...
Reset series
Cutting energy comes homeThe concept of trying to reduce our energy footprint took root strongly during the pandemic as people stranded at home saw their energy use and bills soar...
Story of change
The cooling, cleansing power of canopies – urban tree planting takes rootFrom the London borough of Hackney and Barcelona in Spain, to Freetown in Sierra Leone, increasing the number of trees in cities has been shown to be an...