As we enter the hottest months of the year, Cynthia Wang discusses the impact of extreme heat on vulnerable populations…
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Imperial Climate X Change
Our aim is to create a safe space by student for students, where sustainability concepts can be explored, clarified, and discussed in an informal manner while keeping a great quality of arguments and facts brought by external speakers.
The peaks and valleys of biodiversity conservation
Dr Rikki Gumbs, who completed his PhD at Imperial in 2020 and now works with the Zoological Society of London…
LGBT+ History Month: Celebrating diversity in the climate community – Lara Lalemi
In this series we shine a light on some of the talented members of the LGBT+ community working or studying…
LGBT+ History Month: Celebrating diversity in the climate community – Robin Lamboll
In this series we shine a light on some of the talented members of the LGBT+ community working or studying…
A new sustainable measure of economic health
The world needs to replace Gross Domestic Product (GDP) with a fit-for-purpose measure of economic health – could Sustainable Domestic…
LGBT+ History Month: Celebrating diversity in the climate community – Paulo Ceppi
In this series we shine a light on some of the talented members of the LGBT+ community working or studying…
LGBT+ History Month: Celebrating diversity in the climate community – Jazmin Scarlett
In this series we shine a light on some of the talented members of the LGBT+ community working or studying…
Have your say: What are your most pressing environment and climate change priorities for 2017?
As the dust settles on 2016, here at the Grantham Institute we are looking ahead at the hot topics in…
Benefiting from natural resources
This blog post by Jonathan Bosch, an SSCP DTP student, is part of a series on Responding to Environmental Change, an…