Namibia's Etosha Pan Reveals Global Climate Connections

Three geographers awarded title of Professor in 2026 Recognition of Distinction

Radcliffe Meteorological Station records warmest ever July and driest for 200 years

Rivers don't burst their banks on a schedule - but the world's flood maps assume they do

UK critical minerals drive is underprepared for social and environmental impacts and opportunities, finds new report

Research by Tanaya Nair explores how nutrients move through plants and soils across tropical ecosystems in India and Ghana.

Energy project licences should be conditional on carbon dioxide disposal

World Wildlife Conservation Day: In conversation with SoGE’s Dr Molly Grace

Economics for Rebels · Episode

Air-con has a reputation of being bad for the climate, but its impact is negligible

How can we better predict heat-related deaths where extreme heat is unprecedented?

Shiv Yucel, a DPhil candidate in the Transport Studies Unit at the University of Oxford, explains why heatwaves hit some groups far harder than others, and what his research on everyday travel behaviour reveals about the inequalities that shape who is m...

Shiv Yucel, a DPhil candidate in the Transport Studies Unit at the University of Oxford, explains why heatwaves hit some groups far harder than others, and what his research on everyday travel behavio...

Dr Ariell Ahearn and Dr Natasha Wallum win Teaching Excellence Awards

The Oxford Martin School at the University of Oxford brings together the best minds from different fields to tackle the most pressing issues of the 21st…

Widespread volcanic eruptions caused rapid warming during the Early Jurassic. Rhenium isotopes reveal that this led to positive climate feedbacks as higher temperatures increased weathering of organic...

How we adapt to heatwaves is shaped by our age, health, employment, housing, and race.

Citizens are taking water testing into their own hands as sewage spills in rivers and on beaches increasingly get reported.

Widespread volcanic eruptions caused rapid warming during the Early Jurassic. Rhenium isotopes reveal that this led to positive climate feedbacks as higher temperatures increased weathering of organic...

The King's Birthday Honours 2026 Lists have been published, marking the achievements and service of extraordinary people for their outstanding contributions, including members of the University of Oxf...

Charden Pouo Moutsouka

The School of Geography and the Environment (SoGE), in association with Mansfield College, seeks an outstanding Departmental Lecturer in Human Geography to provide cover during Professor Derek McCormack’s period as Head of School.