Why we’re hardwired to ignore safety advice during a heatwave
www.shutterstock.com Contrary to all British summertime norms, the country has basked in seemingly endless sunshine for a while now. 18m pints of beer were drunk...
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Creative Labs explores cultural dimensions of climate change
Land Lines, a research project exploring British nature writing from the late 18th century to the present, was one of four teams that recently became...
Communication and Collaboration in Climate Change – “Under Her Eye”
Priestley International Centre for Climate PhD researcher Claire Cooper writes about her first experience as a newly appointed Fellow for “Under Her Eye” Very occasionally,...
Low-carbon computing is needed to avoid a technological collapse
wk1003mike / shutterstock Oscar Céspedes, University of Leeds Human society has come to rely on superior gadgets being produced every year. Each year, new...
How cities have climate action all wrong
Cities looking to reduce their impact on the environment often overlook the main source of their carbon emissions. Here a Leeds research group argue that...