Climate Q&A: How can universities help businesses go further?
Industry leaders gathered to discuss the opportunities and risks in a climate-friendly future. We asked them how academia can help their companies.
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Wake up to a green fortune, UN chief climate diplomat told an Imperial audience
Christiana Figueres called for investors to take risks that benefit the environment and global poverty at the Grantham Institute annual lecture.
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Imperial celebrates historical climate change agreement at Paris conference
With a global climate agreement now secured, we take a look back at the final week of the UN climate conference in Paris.
Imperial at COP21: Week One Round-up
As negotiators inch towards a global climate deal, Imperial staff and students share their insights from week one of the UN climate talks.
Tweeting for climate action
Imperial takes to Twitter to show its support for strong action at the COP21 climate talks in Paris.
Next generation of leaders need to understand climate change, says Lord Stern
"The next generation of leaders should know about climate change as a matter of basic education," said economist Lord Stern in a talk on Tuesday.
Imperial researchers win European environmental economics prize
Imperial researchers have won the Erik Kempe Award for a paper analysing incentives offered under the EU's emissions trading scheme (ETS).
Imperial academic wins prestigious numerical software prize
A team of researchers has been awarded the Wilkinson Prize for developing software that makes light work of complex mathematical models.
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'Now is the time for climate justice' says Mary Robinson
Former Irish president Mary Robinson called for action now on climate justice at the Grantham Annual Lecture on Thursday.
Retracing footsteps of ocean plankton improves past climate reconstructions
Insights into the travelling habits of tiny oceanic creatures are paving the way for a better understanding of past climate.
