Members of Oxford Net Zero travelled to Belém, Brazil last month to contribute their expertise at the COP30 summit.  This year marked 30 years of COP and 10 years since the Paris Agreement. After so…

Nineteen portraits are added to the Weston Library's permanent collection at Bodleian Libraries.

AXA XL is partnering with The University of Oxford to explore the private sector’s perspectives on decarbonization and the transition to a low-carbon economy in emerging markets, with deep dives into ...

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A new policy brief from the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, University of Oxford argues that UK electricity bills should be fairer, not just lower. It will urge the Government to implement a social electricity tariff to help low-income households struggling with their bills while the UK’s grid and energy systems are upgraded. A social tariff would make electricity more affordable for vulnerable households, either via a lower unit rate, or a discount on the total bill.

The Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) has released the second draft of its updated Corporate Net-Zero Standard, marking the first major revision in more than four years and introducing significa...

Experts lay out scale of changes needed in ‘first-of-its-kind national emergency briefing’ in Westminster

What would it take to unite climate and biodiversity agendas? Speakers from science and policy stress that neither can succeed alone, urging collaboration, better data, and funding to bridge divides a...

Live from COP30 in the heart of the Amazon, Professor Nathalie Seddon of Oxford University shares what the trees would say if they could speak: slow down, listen, and honor the...

Britain’s climate envoy has said that the government will take a “fresh look” at paying into a new fund to protect the world’s rainforests, in a sign that a decision not to contribute could be reverse...