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22 Jul 2024: Ideas can include science and engineering, but the challenge is also open to ideas in economic, societal and behavioural change.

22 Jul 2024: In the UK we are already experiencing the economic and human costs of extreme heat and flooding – with the climate-related risks, for example, of cascading failures of critical infrastructure only

22 Jul 2024: Dr Rebecca Elliott, Associate Professor of Sociology, London School of Economics and Political Science. ... Professor Robert Falkner. Professor of International Relations, London School of Economics and Political Science.

20 Mar 2024: economics, policy, and outreach. Date and time: 21st March 2024, 9.30-14.00. ... In the seafood industry, this trend results in the underutilisation of several species and parts that could provide nutritional, ecological, and economic benefits.

10 May 2023: COP26 Universities Network Briefing. May 2020. A net-zero emissions economic recovery from COVID-19. ... Assessing US Economic Stimulus and the Prospects for International Coordination. Peterson Institute for International Economics, Policy Brief 09-3 7

16 Jul 2024: These events received a total of 296 registrations. Economic & Societal Change: Achieving sustainable development using natural capital, social capital and sustainable finance (October 2022). ... Dr Malte Dewies (Queens’), Research Associate at the

20 Jul 2023: This reality requires a renewed commitment to diplomacy and greater investment in the relationships and institutions that will shape the economic and political opportunities ahead. ... Economics, and crossbench peer Peter Bruce Wolfson Chair in Materials,

28 Nov 2023: availability. This presentation addresses this issue by examining the relationship between resilience and cost at each sustainability pillar (i.e., economic, environmental, societal) in alternative protein supply chains.

22 Jan 2024: We’re also interested in ideas. related to economic, societal and behavioural change that could lead to reductions in energy. ... an overall economic impact within the UK much greater. than the co-investment committed to the programme.

6 Feb 2024: production, economic activity, carbon emissions, water resources, and nature and biodiversity. ... collect data on food production, economics, recreational values, and greenhouse gas.

29 Jan 2024: the UK. Desirable criteria. • A knowledge of UK climate policy, economics and systems theory or an interest in these.

29 Jan 2024: into how research processes translate into social action, economic development, and policy.

8 Feb 2024: Aldersgate Group’s policy recommendations, and the potential economic and social benefits that. ... deliver for their constituents through economic growth, energy security, lower bills, and job.

10 May 2023: Cambridge Zero and Hughes Hall Centre for Climate Engagement Research Symposium 1 Economic & Societal Change Friday 28th Oct, Pavilion Room, Hughes Hall. ... In particular, natural capital - the resources and services provided by nature and Social and

10 May 2023: In the UK we are already experiencing the economic and human costs of extreme heat and flooding – with the climate-related risks, for example, of cascading failures of critical infrastructure only

10 May 2023: There is enormous potential to use microalgae as feedstocks for everything from biofuels to recombinant proteins and high value chemicals, but to implement this technology in a sustainable and economic manner,

10 May 2023: will require large scale structural changes to people’s environments to ensure that physical, economic and social cues reinforce and maintain pro-environmental behaviours.