Environment

Does the new Clean Air Strategy go far enough?

Good intentions but will the implementation let the strategy down?

Saving global nature

By Ben Caldecott; Eamonn Ives; Mark Holmes

In collaboration with the Conservative Environment Network. The natural world is facing unparalleled threats. The fragility of the environment not…

Making concrete change

By Johanna Lehne; Felix Preston

As a key input into concrete, the most widely used construction material in the world, cement is a major contributor…

Hotting up

By Sam Hall; Philip Box

Ten years ago, the UK passed the world’s first Climate Change Act that inspired other countries to adopt similar climate…

Devolution after Brexit: managing the environment, agriculture and fisheries

By Various Authors

Brexit means all four governments of the UK – Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Westminster – must go back to…

Incentivising household action on flooding

By Matthew Oakley

This report outlines the significant need for increased action from households to protect themselves against the experience and costs of…

Forecasting hazards, averting disasters

By Various Authors

Forecast-based early action (FbA) initiatives are diverse, with very different approaches to the timing of decisions and actions, and to…

Fishing for data

By Miren Gutierrez; Alfonso Daniels; Guy Jobbins

New technologies offer unique opportunities to support fisheries monitoring, control and surveillance, particularly for countries in Africa and other regions…

How can UK cities clean up the air we breathe?

By Adeline Bailly

With the continued rise of emissions and illegal levels of pollution in many places, air quality is increasingly recognised as…

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