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Professor Myles Allen to set out science surrounding Paris Agreement's 1.5°C goal

EU emissions trading scheme and Europe's climate policy - a flagship floundering

New Rockefeller Foundation Economic Council on Planetary Health to be hosted by Oxford Martin School

'Our treatment of refugees reveals our values – empathy is the basic building block of civilization'

International conference with the Veolia Institute to focus on strategic materials for a low-carbon future

Seeing human lives in spreadsheets: The work of Hans Rosling (1948–2017)

Oxford Martin School to work with Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation on environmental protection issues

In a world of fake news, scientific facts are more important than ever - but so is engaging with the realities of politics