What keeps politicians from leading on net zero? Lucas Geese (Tyndall Centre) and Susie Wang (Climate Barometer) discuss the evidence on what the the public & politicians think about climate change and climate action. 🔗📹️ Watch the seminar: buff.ly/AVEPvBl #NetZero #CleanEnergy #Decarbonisation

A major new digital mapping project could help safeguard some of the world’s most important and well-known heritage sites, both cultural and natural, from climate risks ⬇️ 🔗 tyndall.ac.uk/news/mapping... #ClimateRisks #Floods #ClimateChange #heritage #ClimateImpacts

🌱 £3.83m programme to help people take climate action and drive behavioural change It targets both climate mitigation (cutting emissions) and adaptation (helping communities respond to climate impacts). See how this could lead to real‑world change across the UK tyndall.ac.uk/news/major-n...

Views on climate change and support for climate action have NOT plummeted 📢 At our recent seminar, Susie Wang talked through findings from Climate Barometer, which tracks and makes sense of UK public and political opinion on climate change. 💻️ Watch the seminar here: tyndall.ac.uk/watch/watch-...

Climate change could push UK rivers to extremes, seeing frequent rapid swings between wet + dry conditions – known as hydroclimatic whiplash 🚨💦 Results reveal growing challenges for communities + water managers trying to plan for flood and drought risk: buff.ly/656g4o2

The elephant-in-the room Q 🐘 Why don't modern societies deeply + rapidly decarbonise? Dr Lucas Geese talks through his environmental politics findings, esp. knowledge gaps on climate urgency among MPs and the public. 💻️ Watch the seminar: tyndall.ac.uk/watch/watch-... #NetZero #Decarbonisation

How can Indigenous knowledge build healthier, more sustainable food systems? 💡 A new review finds culturally grounded, community-led approaches can support healthier, fairer and sustainable food practices, while revitalising traditional knowledge. 🔗 tyndall.ac.uk/news/indigen...

How do you decarbonise culture at city scale? Tyndall Centre evaluation of Liverpool's UN Climate Change Accelerator City year shares lessons from 9 place-based pilots. 🔗 Read the report: tyndall.ac.uk/reports/how-... #NetZero #ClimateAction

How can the cultural sector decarbonise through place-based action? 🔎 🔗 Read the findings from our report on Liverpool's year as an Accelerator City: buff.ly/WSHYsSM

Climate change could push UK rivers to extremes, seeing frequent rapid swings between wet/dry conditions, known as hydroclimatic whiplash 🚨 Here's a breakdown of what this means: buff.ly/656g4o2

Tomorrow ⬇️💡 Join us for the latest in our online public seminar series: tyndall.ac.uk/events/publi...

THIS WEDNESDAY 📅 Join us for an online public seminar that discusses political and public divides over the pace needed for climate action, amid broader diverging viewpoints. tyndall.ac.uk/events/publi... #ClimateAction #Decarbonisation

🗣️ Registration still open for next week's online public seminar: tyndall.ac.uk/events/publi... Do the public and politicians support deep and rapid decarbonisation? Are views becoming more polarised? And what are barriers to engagement?

Future climate change is expected to sharply raise the cooling needs in UK social housing. Housing design must adapt to cut energy use and protect wellbeing 🏘️ Read why social housing designs need to change ➡️ tyndall.ac.uk/news/uk-soci... #ClimateAdaptation #Heatwaves #Housing #ClimateChange

📢 Amid another UK #heatwave, Tyndall Centre's @geogramblings.com reflects on the debate around schools & extreme heat, in a piece that links climate literacy with child safeguarding and argues for more evidence-based #SchoolAdaptation: buff.ly/3CWnwE6 #ClimateEducation #ExtremeHeat #ClimateAction

Tyndall Centre has evaluated Liverpool's Accelerator City year. 🔎 9 pilots showed how the cultural sector can decarbonise through place-based action 🔗 Read the report: buff.ly/WSHYsSM

Climate change could push UK rivers to dangerous extremes, causing quicker swings between wet and dry conditions – known as hydroclimatic whiplash 🚨💦 Findings show rising pressure on communities and water managers: tyndall.ac.uk/news/uk-rive... #ClimateRisk #Floods #Drought

Future climate change is expected to sharply raise cooling needs in UK social housing. Housing design must adapt to cut energy use and protect wellbeing. 🏘️ Read why social housing designs need to change ➡️ tyndall.ac.uk/news/uk-soci... #ClimateAdaptation #Heatwaves #Housing #ClimateChange

#ICYMI New research on Scotland's Dava Moor fire - called the UK's first "megafire" - shows unusually dry conditions contributed to a fast, intense wildfire. Read how longer dry spells may be increasing extreme wildfire risk in the UK and other temperate regions: buff.ly/5d0tOHy #WildfireRisk

In 2024, Liverpool became the world's first UN Climate Change Accelerator City. Evaluations show what worked, what didn’t, and how cities can decarbonise cultural sectors through place-based climate action 🌎 tyndall.ac.uk/reports/how-...

🗣️ Register for our next online PUBLIC SEMINAR: tyndall.ac.uk/events/publi... Are public and politicians’ views on #ClimateChange and #Decarbonisation becoming more polarised - and where next for #ClimateAction?

In 2024, Liverpool became the world's first UN Climate Change Accelerator City. Here are the evaluations: what worked, what didn’t, and what cities need to do to decarbonise their cultural sectors through place-based climate action 🌎⬇️ tyndall.ac.uk/reports/how-...

Climate change could push UK rivers to extremes, seeing frequent rapid swings between wet + dry conditions, known as hydroclimatic whiplash 🚨 “As warming increases, traditional approaches to flood and drought planning may no longer be enough" - read why: buff.ly/656g4o2

In 2024, Liverpool became the world's first UN Climate Change Accelerator City. Here are the evaluations. If you work on climate action in the cultural sector, or want to start, this is for you 🌎 🔗 tyndall.ac.uk/reports/how-...

What does it take to decarbonise culture at city-scale? A Tyndall Centre evaluation of Liverpool's UN Climate Change Accelerator City year sets out lessons from 9 pilots on place-based #ClimateAction. 🔗 Read the report: tyndall.ac.uk/reports/how-... #NetZero #Decarbonisation #Liverpool

How should social housing respond to a warming climate? New research suggests future climate change will shift demand towards summer cooling, with implications for energy use, grid capacity + resident wellbeing. 🔗 Housing design will need to adapt to meet these changing demands: buff.ly/eLnzHEO

Tyndall Centre has evaluated Liverpool's Accelerator City year. 🔎 9 pilots showed how the cultural sector can decarbonise through place-based action 💻Webinar: buff.ly/F9TTJLS 🔗Report: buff.ly/WSHYsSM @cast-centre.bsky.social @carlymclachlan.bsky.social @loispennington.bsky.social

Climate change could push UK rivers to dangerous extremes, seeing more frequent rapid swings between wet + dry conditions – known as hydroclimatic whiplash 🚨💦 Results reveal growing challenges for communities + water managers trying to plan for flood and drought risk: tyndall.ac.uk/news/uk-rive...

Don't forget to sign up for this webinar, next Mon: buff.ly/F9TTJLS In 2024, Liverpool became the world's first UN Climate Change Accelerator City. Here are the evaluations. If you work on climate action in the cultural sector, or want to start, this is for you 🌎

Future climate change is expected to drive a major increase in cooling demand in UK social housing, highlighting the need for climate-adapted design to reduce energy use and support wellbeing. 🏘️ Read why social housing designs need to change ➡️ tyndall.ac.uk/news/uk-soci...