Surf, sewage, survival – young athletes on the frontline of climate change
For many young athletes, the greatest challenge may not be their opponents, but the changing environment around them.The University of Waikato shines …
Category: Climate in Society
NTU named ‘Sustainability Impact Award’ winner for innovative animal feed work
What if one of the solutions to climate change could be found in what we feed farm animals?Nottingham Trent University has been recognised for pioneer…
Protecting insurance in a changing climate
As climate impacts intensify, one critical question is coming into focus: what happens when extreme weather makes parts of our world increasingly diff…
Major climate report shows Earth is getting hotter faster
New findings from a major climate assessment, with contributions from the University of Leeds, reveal that global warming is speeding up, heightening …
CUHK-led study first reveals irrigation helps slow China’s warming | Findings advance climate-smart water management
A CUHK-led study has provided the first large-scale evidence that irrigation has helped slow regional warming in China by reducing heat stress and coo…
Climate change-fuelled landslides push rarest great ape closer to extinction
New research involving scientists from Nottingham Trent University reveals that climate change-driven extreme rainfall and landslides in Sumatra have …
The Climate Futures We Dare To Imagine
On 15 June 2026, newly appointed Regius Professor in Meteorology and Climate Science, and Academic Lead for IUCA, Professor Hannah L. Cloke OBE, deliv…
DAY OF ACTION – SHOW YOUR STRIPES | 20 June 2026
Show Your Stripes Day is a global campaign held annually in June, that uses climate stripes to visually communicate rising temperatures and the import…