Understanding what is happening to the climate, what are the impacts and what we can do about it can be confusing. Colleagues in the Oxford Climate Network have dedicated a lot of their time to talking to people about these issues, which we have recorded and collected here to help you. If there are areas of climate science, policy and practice that you would like to understand better then please contact us and we would be happy to help where we can.
Climate Science
Climate Change in South Africa - Dr Neil Hart
Arctic Processes and How they Work - Sam Cornish
How do you make a reliable weather forecast? - Dr Hannah Christensen
Climate Impacts
Extreme weather event attribution - Dr Fredi Otto
What happens after a storm? - Dr Peter Walton
Yes, climate change can affect extreme weather – but there is still a lot to learn - Dr Fredi Otto
Global warming has already raised the risk of more severe droughts in Cape Town - Dr Mark New, Dr Fredi Otto, Dr Piotr Wolski
Droughts in East Africa: some headway in unpacking what’s causing them - Dr Fredi Otto, Dr Maarten van Aalst
Climate Action
Climate Ethics - Prof John Broome
Achieving Net Zero - Various speakers
Road to somewhere? Resilient infrastructure for sustainable development - Prof Jim Hall
International Climate Change Regime - Prof Lavanya Rajamani
Environmental activism goes digital in lockdown – but could it change the movement for good? - William Finnegan
Homeschooling during coronavirus: five ways to teach children about climate change - William Finnegan
Decarbonising the future UK economy - Prof David Hendry
How much do people care about climate change? - Dr James Painter
How much do people around the world care about climate change? - Dr Simge Andı, Dr James Painter
COP24 in coal country: why Poland is Europe’s climate denial capital - Dr Zbigniew W. Kundzewicz, Dr James Painter