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A POEM ABOUT AFGHANISTAN

14 September 2021

Alumnus Ben Michaels (St Peter's, 2010) writes an opinion poem about Afghanistan

BIG OIL MUST EARN ITS ‘MORAL LICENSE TO OPERATE’

14 September 2021

Ahead of COP 26, climate change expert and DPhil student Stuart Jenkins (Wadham, 2014) is suspending his PhD to join the Oxford Net Zero group on a four-month Fellowship

ALUMNI STORIES: 'I’D LIKE PEOPLE TO RECONSIDER WHAT THEY CONSIDER AS WASTE'

7 September 2021

Dr Johnny Drain (St Anne's, 2009), discusses his career from a PhD to cooking in the world's most lauded bars and restaurants

OXFORD REPORT DEFINES A PATH TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE PLASTICS

7 September 2021

We take a look at the third of three reports tackling the ‘Final 25%’ of climate emissions – the hardest emissions to eliminate. This time the subject is petrochemicals and plastics.

OXFORD REPORT SUGGESTS ALTERNATIVE PROTEINS TO ANIMAL PRODUCTS

6 September 2021

We take a look at the second of three reports tackling the ‘Final 25%’ of climate emissions – the hardest emissions to eliminate. This time the subject is food

The words 'Carbon sink' in wooden characters

OXFORD REPORT SUGGESTS HOW NATURE CAN CAPTURE CO2

2 September 2021

The Oxford Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment is forging ahead into often untested and under-researched areas of climate change mitigation, that go far beyond what readers might have encountered in the broader media

'HEROES' WILL RESTORE NATURE IN OXFORD

1 September 2021

A group within the University called ‘HERO’ is working towards ecosystem restoration across Oxfordshire, and QUAD talks to one of its chief architects

ALUMNI STORIES: 'EVERYONE HAS A PART TO PLAY BY LETTING OUR LEADERS KNOW THAT CHANGE NEEDS TO COME NOW'

25 August 2021

Professor EJ Milner-Gulland (New College, 1985) shares the latest cutting-edge developments in zoology and her hopes for COP26

Smoke emission from a chimney that spells 'CO2'

OXFORD CLIMATE SCIENTISTS: NO DOUBT ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE

10 August 2021

Leading Oxford climate scientists today insisted there can be no doubt that human-driven climate change is a fact and urgent action is needed, as the IPCC’s report is released showing emissions are driving up temperatures.