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 …
Category: Climate in Society
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…
Where polluted rivers meet possibility
A new study from the University of Cape Town shows how polluted rivers can become spaces for innovation, recovery and community-led change rather than…
Cutting methane could slow the recovery of the ozone layer
Cutting methane emissions is usually seen as a climate win, but new research from the University of Reading suggests it could unexpectedly slow the oz…
Hail conditions on the move as winter crops face rising risk
Hailstorms are on the move and Australia’s winter crops could be directly in the firing line, according to new research from the University of New Sou…
Rising seas could ‘drown’ mangroves and release carbon
New research led by the University of Exeter warns that rising sea levels could “drown” mangroves, reducing their ability to store carbon and even tur…
Mining for ‘clean energy’ metals driving widespread forest loss in Africa, study finds
The push for clean energy metals is driving widespread forest loss across Africa, with impacts extending far beyond mining sites themselves. A new stu…