Tree cover is key to cooling cities
Trees in urban areas are highly effective in reducing harmful heat exposure and improving outdoor comfort in cities, according to a new study. Weather…
Category: Resilient Communities
Cambridge seeks behaviour change expert to tackle climate crisis as first Hatton Professor of Sustainability
Trinity College and University of Cambridge launch global hunt for new professor of sustainability who can help help effect change in choices and acti…
Bridging the gap between people and nature: the need for biocultural approaches to restoration
Ecological restoration is booming worldwide as a climate solution. It is often presented as a straightforward fix for environmental damage, but it’s n…
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 …
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…
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…
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…
New rail tunnels could heat homes
New research from the University of Leeds suggests rail tunnels could one day heat thousands of homes by capturing underground warmth and recycling it…