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We are facing increasing threats of severe weather events and rising sea levels, which are likely to affect people on low incomes and communities in the global south hardest. But that doesn’t mean that those who control money and assets are immune.

By Dr Lisa Schipper, Co-ordinating lead chapter author for the IPCC sixth assessment report and Oxford environmental research fellow.

The second event in a series of three, this OCRN event (co-hosted by OCRN and Oxford Martin School) reflected upon the findings of AR6 and explored how it will influence future policy.

As we enter our fourth month of work on our Agile sprint on Scaling Up Nature-based Solutions in the UK, NbS team member Audrey Wagner reflects on her time at COP27 and considers what we can learn from the recent events at COP27.

The third event in a series of three, this OCRN event reflected upon the findings of AR6 and explored how it will influence future policy.

A blog post by graduate student Milan Sokolovski covering the keynote lecture at the ONE Annual Event given by Yadvinder Malhi.

A new study investigates whether protecting and restoring large animal wildlife can help to support climate change goals.

Tropical trees in Australia’s rainforests have been dying at double the previous rate since the 1980s, seemingly because of climate impacts, according to the findings of a long-term international study published in Nature today.