To prevent the next pandemic, health messaging must stress the impact of our actions, says study

The psychology of uncertainty, vaccinations, and protecting the most vulnerable

Inequality in rich countries: shared challenges and contrasting fortunes

Making the case for nature-based solutions to climate change

Oxford Bishop calls for wider adoption of Oxford Martin Principles for Climate Conscious Investment

Investing for a stable climate: adopting the Oxford Martin Principles

Keeping track of progress on UN Sustainable Development Goals

Women in Sustainable Energy

Making Planetary Health a truly interdisciplinary field

New Director for the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment

Oxford Martin School academics recognised in Queen’s Birthday Honours

New methane emissions metric proposed for climate change policy

A new paper published today has outlined a better way to think about how methane and other gases contribute to greenhouse gas emissions budgets. This is an important step towards evaluating the warming from methane emissions when developing strategies to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement.