climate change

Local authorities and climate change: responding to the green challenge

• 18th December 2020
• inlogov
• climate change, local government, Partner Posts

Jon Bloomfield What lies ahead for local government in 2021? We know the pandemic will continue to loom large. But all the signs are that with the UK hosting the crucial, international climate change conference (COP26) in Glasgow next November, the issue of climate change will be high on the policy agenda. Over the last … Continue reading Local authorities and climate change: responding to the green challenge

Brazilian youth’s important role in fight against climate change – study

• 25th October 2020
• Latest press releases
• Brazil, climate change, Partner Posts, University of Birmingham, youth

Marginalised young people in Brazilian cities can play an important role in responding to the threat of climate change - according to a new study.

The Transformative Politics of the European Green Deal

• 2nd October 2020
• inlogov
• climate change, local government, Partner Posts

by Jon Bloomfield COVID 19 has highlighted our fragile relationship to the planet. But it represents a minor challenge compared to the permanent havoc that runaway climate change threatens. Politicians and governments – some at least – are beginning to recognise the scale of the danger. In this article we assess the evolution of policy … Continue reading The Transformative Politics of the European Green Deal

The Transformative Politics of the European Green Deal

• 2nd October 2020
• inlogov
• climate change, local government, Partner Posts

by Jon Bloomfield COVID 19 has highlighted our fragile relationship to the planet. But it represents a minor challenge compared to the permanent havoc that runaway climate change threatens. Politicians and governments – some at least – are beginning to recognise the scale of the danger. In this article we assess the evolution of policy … Continue reading The Transformative Politics of the European Green Deal

Carbon emissions from volcanic rocks can create global warming – study

• 5th December 2019
• News
• climate change, Partner Posts, University of Birmingham

Greenhouse gas emissions released directly from the movement of volcanic rocks are capable of creating massive global warming effects – a discovery which could transform the way scientists predict climate change,.

Carbon emissions from volcanic rocks can create global warming – study

• 5th December 2019
• News
• climate change, Partner Posts, University of Birmingham

Greenhouse gas emissions released directly from the movement of volcanic rocks are capable of creating massive global warming effects – a discovery which could transform the way scientists predict climate change,.

Carbon emissions from volcanic rocks can create global warming – study

• 5th December 2019
• News
• climate change, Partner Posts, University of Birmingham

Greenhouse gas emissions released directly from the movement of volcanic rocks are capable of creating massive global warming effects – a discovery which could transform the way scientists predict climate change,.

Climate change expert outlines humanity’s role in speeding global warming

• 18th November 2019
• News
• China Institute, climate change, lecture, Partner Posts, University of Birmingham

Climate change expert Professor Sir David Hendry will explore how humanity has accelerated global warming in the annual China Institute Li Siguang lecture at the University of Birmingham on Wednesday 20th November.

Climate change expert outlines humanity’s role in speeding global warming

• 18th November 2019
• News
• China Institute, climate change, lecture, Partner Posts, University of Birmingham

Climate change expert Professor Sir David Hendry will explore how humanity has accelerated global warming in the annual China Institute Li Siguang lecture at the University of Birmingham on Wednesday 20th November.

Climate change expert outlines humanity’s role in speeding global warming

• 18th November 2019
• News
• China Institute, climate change, lecture, Partner Posts, University of Birmingham

Climate change expert Professor Sir David Hendry will explore how humanity has accelerated global warming in the annual China Institute Li Siguang lecture at the University of Birmingham on Wednesday 20th November.