Academics attack fracking & call on transformation for climate
Key decisions are being taken now about whether or not the UK locks-in continuing dependence on fossil fuels. The fracas
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Rapid Transition
Economic prospects for 2019: New Weather and the FT survey
Each year the Financial Times newspaper investigates the UK’s upcoming economic prospects with a survey of analysts. New Weather took part.
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Bill McGuire joins New Weather and issues a major climate warning
The New Weather Institute welcomes Bill McGuire, the world leading academic authority on climate hazards to its team. Bill has been
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Smog Day fell as pollution rose & one of Europe’s worst air quality countries holds climate talks
The possibility of rapid transition comes from accepting how much we are a part of nature and its cycles argue
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Welcoming the Rapid Transition Alliance – evidence-based hope in a warming world
As scientists call for rapid, far reaching action to prevent climate breakdown, and warn that time is running out, a
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The hills are alive with the sound of progress
Lindsay Mackie writes about how a formerly poor, marginal corner of Austria made the transition to be a thriving green
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Smoking, drink-driving… is climate the next big behaviour change challenge?
A new report says climate change is a public health crisis needing behaviour change similar to smoking, drink driving or
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Renewable energy at all hours, year round, globally? The models now say ‘Yes’!
There is no shortage of evidence for humanity’s environmental crises. Data from a global catalogue of recent extreme weather events
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New publication: Can Design Catalyse the Great Transition?
Everything we make includes an element of design. But design isn’t limited to household objects, clothes or buildings, it influences
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New study: How did we do that? The possibility of rapid transition
A new study by the ESRC STEPS Centre at Sussex University and the New Weather Institute points to historical evidence
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