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19 Jun 2024: We are an international group of experts in aerospace, economics, policy, and climate science, led by the Whittle Laboratory at the University of Cambridge.

19 Jun 2024: economic impacts including heightening unemployment and inequality.

19 Jun 2024: We are also interested in ideas related to economic, societal and behavioural change that could lead to reductions in energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.

19 Jun 2024: Despite changes to the HM Treasury Green Book to encourage forms of valuation other than economic, local authorities are struggling to capture social, environmental and cultural value in a way that ... The aim of this pragmatic project is to create a

19 Jun 2024: Place-specific approaches to the delivery of net zero can result in improved economic and social value [10], creating a more favourable environment for net-zero investment. ... National government can take immediate action to support the LDC process by

19 Jun 2024: This contrasts with traditional economic advice, on which policy is often based, which assumes the economy will not change very much. ... India. The project aims to apply new economic approaches to support decarbonisation policy decision making in

19 Jun 2024: 5] This failure to conserve and sustainably use natural resources is not only an environmental issue; it also entails fundamental economic, developmental and social implications. ... On the one hand, this includes international human rights treaties and,

19 Jun 2024: There have been intense debates in both these highly developed countries over the economic and social impacts of moving away from fossil fuels. ... Parties to the ozone regime negotiate the replenishment of its Multilateral Fund triennially, based

19 Jun 2024: Cambridge Colleges Sustainable Food Research Associate. The Cambridge Zero - Cambridge Colleges Sustainable Food Initiative and El Erian Institute of Behavioural Economics and Policy are seeking expressions of interest for a four

19 Jun 2024: The socio-economic fabric of our expanding civilisation needs to be made more resilient to a changing climate. With a nod to E. ... Usable climate science, and particularly extreme event attribution, can help COP26 pave the way to a new

19 Jun 2024: Public R&D investments are well-known to yield important economic benefits, and most evidence suggests that some of these benefits may be even larger for energy or climate-related ... others. These are not only economic growth areas, but also areas

19 Jun 2024: Nature-based Solutions (NbS) – key actions that can work with nature to address climate change and biodiversity loss across all sectors, while also supporting economic recovery – are highlighted separately.

19 Jun 2024: As a result of the global COVID-19 pandemic, unprecedented lockdown measures were imposed worldwide to reduce the spread of the disease, causing huge reductions in economic activity and corresponding reductions

19 Jun 2024: But then you have the societal, policy and economic challenges, which are probably even greater and more profound, asking does society actually want to do this? ... This therefore has both economic and lifestyle benefits while also sequestering carbon.

19 Jun 2024: Cities often lack data to understand how risks affect the population, tending to make the analysis on economic data but by doing so exclude a large percentage of the population who

19 Jun 2024: Players would be given a city in a sub-optimal environmental condition and would then have a choice of interventions that they could take to improve the city’s environmental, economic

19 Jun 2024: Eliot’s work has a strong focus on climate change, but he also helps drive action on the circular economy, plastics and issues around the social and justice implications of economic

19 Jun 2024: Robert Ritz is Assistant Director of the Energy Policy Research Group (EPRG) at the University of Cambridge, Senior Research Associate in Economics & Policy at Cambridge Judge Business School and a Fellow ... in Economics at Peterhouse.

19 Jun 2024: Despite the tremendous potential of CCU to prevent CO2 emissions, large-scale deployment has so far not happened, mainly due to unfavourable process economics and the need for establishing a new

19 Jun 2024: What followed were some speeches from several high-level speakers, including the German Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development, Svenja Schulze; Ambassador Dr.

19 Jun 2024: L&D fund under the UNFCCC (though the German minister for Economic Cooperation and Development, Svenja Schulze, reportedly insisted today that it is not. ... Later during the event, Jochen Flasbarth, State Secretary in the German Ministry for Economic

19 Jun 2024: Common risk currencies you might encounter are jobs, economic growth, migration numbers, national security, and international relations.

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

19 Jun 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

19 Jun 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.