CCCEP’s Prof Lindsay Stringer has been sharing her experience as part of the first Homeward Bound expedition – the world’s largest all-female multidisciplinary expedition to Antarctica. She joined 75 other women from all over the globe for the ground-breaking trip in December 2016. Prof Stringer, based in the School of Earth and Environment at the […]
Cities remain blind to a huge slice of their overall carbon footprint, a new study by CCCEP researchers has found. Calculations by the team at the University of Leeds, based on a study of Bristol, suggest that less than a third of the city’s greenhouse gas emissions come from the electricity or the fuel used […]
Carbon Brief, 25 January 2017
The Independent, 18 January 2017
The Guardian, 18 January 2017
There are over 25 million waste pickers in India, writes Sarah Colenbrander. They face serious discrimination and severe health impacts as a result of their work. Yet they provide a valuable social service. Their efforts reduce the amount of waste in the streets, which lessens the health risks that other city dwellers face. Waste picking is […]
Letter to The Times, 14 December 2016
Going Underground, RT (TV broadcast), 12 December
The world will never again build cities as rapidly as it does this century. If we are serious about limiting global warming, tackling air pollution and promoting innovative, resource-efficient growth, there is a narrow window of opportunity read more »
The Weather Show, BBC Radio Yorkshire, 6 November 2016
