Posted 30 Oct 2013 in Announcements
The prize was awarded to Lord Stern as “Few people have impacted the discussion of economics of carbon pollution more than English economist Nicholas Stern”. More information Nicholas Stern wins the … read more »
Posted 29 Oct 2013 in In the news
The Independent
Posted 28 Oct 2013 in Press releases
The amendment has been jointly proposed by Lord Oxburgh and Lord Stern, who both sit on the cross-benches, and Baroness Worthington, the shadow spokesperson on energy and climate change. It will be considered during the report stage of the Energy Bill in the House of Lords on 28 October. read more »
Posted 27 Oct 2013 in In the news
Business Week
Posted 24 Oct 2013 in Announcements
Experts from the Grantham Research Institute at the LSE will be speaking at the London Climate Forum, one of the largest student-led conferences on climate change and sustainability. read more »
Posted 23 Oct 2013 in Commentary
The Prime Minister’s decision to review green energy taxes and regulations is an understandable response to heightened public concern about the affordability of heating and electricity, with average bills having … read more »
Posted 22 Oct 2013 in In the news
Financial Times (registration is required)
Posted 22 Oct 2013 in Commentary
Although strides have been made in tackling some world problems, there are many more that still pose a serious risk and are being left unchecked The Times
Posted 18 Oct 2013 in Press releases
The average annual temperature recorded in the UK has been rising at a faster rate than the global average, according to a new policy brief by Bob Ward and Naomi Hicks on ‘Recent and future changes in the global and UK climate’, which presents an analysis of Met Office records read more »
Posted 18 Oct 2013 in In the news
The Telegraph
