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Apr 2026
Climate extremes in the UK are driving up lamb prices for consumers
After periods of extreme weather, farmgate prices for lamb surged by 11% to 25%. This briefing marks the debut of our year-long series, which investigates how extreme weather events are challenging the resilience of global food systems.
Oct 2025
Structural dependencies perpetuate disproportionate childhood health burden from air pollution
Four country case studies show how structural dependencies result in air pollution that disproportionally affects children's health.
Oct 2025
Temperature overshoot and tipping points
As the earth approaches 1.5°C of warming, every fraction of a degree counts. Concerted efforts are needed to cut emissions and steer the Earth away from climate tipping points.
Nov 2024
Net-zero progress overblown by inconsistencies in land carbon accounting
The potential for land carbon sequestration is overestimated in NDCs and scientific models, making commitments unrealistic and endangering the Paris Agreement goals.
Oct 2024
Climate change is driving natural systems beyond their limits
Extreme weather events occurring under climate change exacerbate their impacts on humans and natural systems.
May 2024
What to expect from La Niña
The natural climate phenomenon La Niña has been responsible for catastrophic droughts and floods in various regions of the world.