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Greenspaces for Climate Change Project

A pilot toolkit for Local Authority land managers that prioritises and enhances carbon storage combined with increasing biodiversity in line with environmental policies.

Suffering from chronically poor air quality, residents in affected areas in Indonesia have to live through now near annual toxic haze events such as this. The toxiz haze is from burning peatlands. Reactive governance has prohibited fire use on all soils, which includes mineral soils, causing injustices for traditional small-scale mineral soil farmers who are not responsible for the toxic haze.

Tropical Fire: connecting actors, disciplines and tools to move towards governance with justiceTropical Fire: connecting actors, disciplines and tools to move towards governance with justice

This fall an international group of scientists, practitioners, students, donors, film-makers, policy makers and diplomats gathered in Nairobi for the annual Forest and Livelihoods meeting – known as FLARE.

The East of England’s vital ‘offer’ to the UK as it progresses towards net zero and some priority ‘asks’ regarding mitigation and adapting to climate change risks

Photo: Brian Egan Key Points: The East of England is at the sharp end of climate change. It has the lowest average rainfall and highest

Briefing notes: Assembly 2023

Read about our briefing notes on the topics: Activism and advocacy as a researcher; Incoming Labour? How can the Tyndall Centre can help shape the future of UK climate policy?; and Incoming Labour? How can the Tyndall Centre can help shape the future of UK climate policy?

Realising the East of England’s Contribution to Achieving UK Net Zero

This briefing has been prepared for a meeting of the members of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for the East of England

Policy Brief: Decarbonising Shipping

Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research at the University of Manchester set out ten recommendations for how the UK’s planned Clean Maritime Plan refresh can align with Paris Agreement goals.

Policy Briefs: Pursuing Climate Resilient Development in Kenya, Namibia, and India

A climate resilient development pathway (CRDP) is ‘a development pathway that actively and deliberately chooses policies and practices that strengthen mitigation and adaptation outcomes and

Tyndall Research Strategy 2018-2022

So, we have this year revisited everything that what we do across all our disciplines and universities at UEA, Manchester, Cardiff, Newcastle and Sussex. Where can we together make the biggest, fastest difference?

Climate change probably intensifying tropical cyclones

ScienceBrief: Climate change probably intensifying tropical cyclones

A new ScienceBrief Review entitled: “Climate change is probably increasing the intensity of tropical cyclones” was published today on the ScienceBrief platform. This Review is part