Around 65% of the British public are now concerned about climate change.

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An exciting opportunity to conduct research on what motivates governments and people to address the grand societal challenge of mitigating and adapting adequately to climate change, and work with…

In common with many places in the world, the UK has been experiencing high temperatures over the last couple of years, and not a great deal of rain, reminding us of the need to adapt to the…

Climate change could increase hydroclimatic whiplash and drive more extreme river conditions under 2 degrees C and 4 degrees C warming, with greater flood risk, longer dry spells, and growing…

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Our episode today is about shipping and its impact on climate change. In today’s episode, we will talk about some of the work by colleagues from the Tyndall

The important dates that climate researchers and academics need to know about in 2026 in climate science and research, from major policy milestones to landmark scientific reports.

The Tyndall Centre was founded in 2000 to conduct cutting edge, interdisciplinary research.

Our episode will talk about 1.5C – what it means science wise, policy wise,  and communications wise. 1.5C has been one of the most recognised numbers when we

This report examines whether a third runway at Heathrow Airport is compatible with the UK’s domestic and international legal climate change obligations, and shows how growing airport capacity before…

Interested in starting a PhD at the Tyndall Centre? In this episode, hosts Charlotte Brown and James Mason interview three PhD researchers at Tyndall Manchester to shine some light on the PhD world.…

This report examines whether a third runway at Heathrow Airport is compatible with the UK’s domestic and international legal climate change obligations, and shows how growing airport capacity before…

Bristol’s Forwards Festival entertained 55,000 punters without using fossil fuels, thanks to Massive Attack

Climate action compatible with limiting global warming to 1.5°C could more than halve the combined loss of today’s climate refugia compared with current climate policies, even after accounting for…

Field Kitchen will use design, food and immersive technologies to help communities imagine climate-resilient landscapes.

The Fens are a food-growing powerhouse, but the landscape only exists thanks to humans holding back the sea.

The Fens, source of a third of England’s vegetables, faces rising floods, drought and heat as climate risks collide.

The world is set to cross 1.5°C global warming, but can still limit, adapt to and return from higher temperatures with rapid, collective and global climate action.

Our episode today is about shipping and its impact on climate change. In today’s episode, we will talk about some of the work by colleagues from the Tyndall

A new four-year programme led by the University of Bath, involving UEA and other partners, will explore how to support climate action, behaviour change and climate resilience across the UK.

Tara Taylor-Deacon and Wasundara Doradeniya reflect on the 2026 TECN Summer School, a three-day event that brought together early career climate researchers from across the Tyndall Centre for Climate…

Climate action compatible with limiting global warming to 1.5°C could more than halve the combined loss of today’s climate refugia compared with current climate policies, even after accounting for…

This report examines whether a third runway at Heathrow Airport is compatible with the UK’s domestic and international legal climate change obligations, and shows how growing airport capacity before…

The government's climate advisers say Heathrow's third runway cannot be approved under current climate policies.

The Fens are a food-growing powerhouse, but the landscape only exists thanks to humans holding back the sea.

Climate action compatible with limiting global warming to 1.5°C could more than halve the combined loss of today’s climate refugia compared with current climate policies, even after accounting for…

Bristol’s Forwards Festival entertained 55,000 punters without using fossil fuels, thanks to Massive Attack

Rapid growth in climate extremes is hitting a critical region of the Amazon hardest, according to new research involving the University of East Anglia.

Field Kitchen will use design, food and immersive technologies to help communities imagine climate-resilient landscapes.