Dr Anna Bullen, from our Zero Carbon Britain team, explains how recent Innovation Labs have been providing insights into engaging local businesses with climate action plans for the area.
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Can COP15 deliver for nature?
Claire Thorpe gives an overview of what we might expect from the biodiversity summit, and talks to Dr Scott Leatham about what it could mean for the climate.
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“Now or never” – another stark warning from the IPCC
This week saw the release of another landmark report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Paul Allen highlights some of the headlines and looks at what needs to happen next.
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Latest IPCC Report is a stark warning of the cost of inaction on the climate
We summarise some of the key points from the latest IPCC report and explain how CAT is helping combat the climate crisis.
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Poets working with CAT to communicate zero carbon solutions
Poets from Aberystwyth University will be working with CAT to produce poetry that explores the issues of climate change, nature and sustainability.
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Low carbon heating choices
CAT’s Zero Carbon Britain scenario mainly uses heat pumps for heating, but it’s not the only option being championed for a zero carbon future. Joel Rawson looks at the potential of some other technologies in the frame.
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CAT Stories – Ro Randall: regeneration and renewal
Recently we caught up with Ro Randall, a psychotherapist who has been active in the climate movement since 2005, to chat about her relationship and links with CAT over the years.
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Reflections on COP26 – part 3
In our third and final blog reflecting on COP26, some friends and staff of CAT’s Graduate School of the Environment share their thoughts.
After two weeks of discussion, debate and protest, we asked some of those who were in Glasgow for their views on COP26. Some chose to take an initial look at the Glasgow Climate Pact, adopted after intense negotiations from the nearly 200 countries in attendance, while others highlighted some of the inspirational events they attended.
You can read an overview of the decisions, agreements and deals reached at COP26 in our recent blog.
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Reflections on COP26 – part 2
In the second part of our reflections series we hear from our Development and Communications team who were at COP26. After two weeks of discussion, debate and protest, we asked them for their thoughts on the conference. Some chose to take an initial look at the Glasgow Climate Pact, adopted after intense negotiations from the nearly 200 countries in attendance, while others highlighted some of the inspirational events they attended.
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Reflections on COP26 – part 1
After two weeks of discussion, debate and protest, we asked some of those who were in Glasgow for their thoughts on COP26. Some chose to take an initial look at the Glasgow Climate Pact, adopted after intense negotiations from the nearly 200 countries in attendance, while others highlighted some of the inspirational events they attended. In this first part we hear from our Zero Carbon Britain team.
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