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19 Apr 2021: lost work – will affect the UK’s post-COVID economic recovery (subscription required).

11 Feb 2021: Fellow and Economist Professor Diane Coyle discussed why it is vital to restore nature to economic analysis and policy before the damage to the natural world becomes irreparable.

25 Sep 2020: Economist Professor Diane Coyle was the chair of a group of leading economists who said that the Government’s ‘leveling up’ agenda should focus more on devolution and health and economic

19 May 2020: Economist Professor Diane Coyle co-wrote a blog post for the London School of Economics on whether austerity will be repeated in the light of the ongoing pandemic.

15 Sep 2023: Its collections encompass the personal papers of individuals who made and remade British domestic politics and international relations, advanced scientific knowledge, and who observed or transformed society, economics and culture.

8 Nov 2020: They now understand the problem is about personal health, animals, community health, that it has an economic impact.

17 May 2024: Every problem involved technological, economic, regulatory, and policy barriers, but discussions on low-carbon futures gave me a sense of hope. ... After conversing with decision makers, modelling federal energy policy in the U.S., and taking courses on

4 Apr 2024: Research in Cambridge is a wonderful opportunity for the students at this College to have, but serious economic walls can present themselves and price a lot of very talented people out.

18 Aug 2023: In these developing countries, energy poverty is greatly experienced in rural areas that lack infrastructure for electricity grid connections, which limits production for economic growth and blunts efforts to escape poverty ... Given that my country’s

19 Oct 2023: For our next sustainability research focused student profile we meet PhD student Lily Rubino whose research explores the relationship between the social, economic and political impacts of water contamination and issues