Expert Comment: Global coral reef collapse is not inevitable
Coral reefs are often portrayed as one of climate change’s first inevitable casualties, vibrant ecosystems slipping beyond rescue. But new expert anal…
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Some technologies use accelerated natural processes to capture carbon – but can they store it durably?
Researchers at the University of Waikato are investigating the promises, and limitations, of emerging carbon-capture technologies inspired by natural …
IUCA Executive Committee Meeting 2026 | 21st May
The 2026 Executive Committee meeting of the International Universities Climate Alliance (IUCA) focused on reviewing strategy, governance, and future p…
Time to deliver on Paris
Climate change is one of the defining challenges of our time, but what happens when world-leading research turns into real action? At Cambridge Zero, …
Universities Collaborating for Climate Impact | 2020 -2025
University of New South Wales (UNSW) is most grateful to all IUCA member institutions and representatives, the IUCA Secretariat, partners, and other c…
Shaping Global Climate Action at UNSW
Climate change is no longer a distant challenge, it demands action now. From influencing global policy to strengthening resilience and sustainability,…
Oxford Net Zero academics find cause for optimism in increasingly aligned net zero standards
Can companies finally agree on what “net zero” actually means? A new Oxford Net Zero report finds growing consensus across voluntary climate standards…
Aligning Emerging Technologies with a Climate-Constrained Future
As climate change reshapes how energy is produced and consumed, are we building technologies for the world we want, or the world we actually have? A n…