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Why are wholesale energy prices so high and what does it mean?

Energy prices have been making the news a lot lately. Here is a brief explainer of some of the main drivers.

Was COP26 a success?

The COP26 climate conference came to an end on 14 November, after negotiations that went past the deadline saw the creation of a deal that has been described as ‘imperfect’.

Posted by: Jen Laming

Global heating: why every degree matters

Discover the impacts of global heating at 1.5 and 2 degrees to learn why we must limit heating as much as possible.

Posted by: Jen Laming

How can we use public web data to tackle the climate crisis?

Our digital lives produce an awful lot of data. Is it possible for society to use it to gain insights that will help tackle the climate crisis?

Guest authors

Caroline Hickman

Lecturer in social work and climate psychology at University of Bath, psychotherapist and board member of the Climate Psychology Alliance, which explores the psychological impact of climate change.

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Dr Colin Lindsay

Dr Colin Lindsay, MBChB PhD. Clinical Senior Lecturer and Honorary Consultant in Medical Oncology at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust and Division of Molecular & Clinical Cancer Sciences, University of Manchester.

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Joycelyn Longdon

Founder of Climate in Colour, an online platform making climate conversations more accessible and diverse; and MRES+PHD candidate at Cambridge, studying the application of AI to climate change.

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Toby Smith

Toby Smith is an award winning environmental photographer, based in Stroud. We're collaborating with him to produce a series of photo-essays visualising climate change impacts and solutions in the UK.

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