Staging climate action: arts activism for climate justice
What is art's role in climate justice? Professor Aylwyn Walsh, Professor Paul Routledge and South Africa–based Well Worn Theatre Company explored how arts activism can...
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Search results for “climate change mitigation and adaptation”
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Water-based solutions for carbon storage, people and wilderness
Wetlands are essential for the health of the planet and its wildlife. They retain and purify water, store carbon, are home to wildlife, and benefit communities. However, wetland sites across...
Creative approaches to building inclusive, climate-resilient cities
Researchers partner with communities, third-sector organisations, and government members to support person-centred climate resilience in Indonesia and Uganda. From fisherwomen facing extreme flooding, to people...
Reintroducing wolves to Scottish Highlands could benefit climate
The consumption of tree saplings by growing red deer populations is suppressing the natural regeneration of trees and woodland. University of Leeds-led research has demonstrated...
Addressing global climate challenges with Nanjing University
The University of Leeds partnership with Nanjing University originated from strong collaboration in research. Established in 2017, the Leeds-Nanjing Joint International Research Centre for Critical...
World-changing climate research
In the eight years since the launch of the Priestley Centre for Climate Futures, a shared commitment to climate action through research and innovation has...
Corals, communities and climate change
How can we know which corals around the world are going to cope best with climate change? One idea is to spot them from space. An...
Forging collaboration through snow and ice
In a groundbreaking project, Professor Duncan Quincey and teams of local and international scientists travelled to the Western Cwm on Mount Everest to monitor the...
Transformation and justice in food systems
Major change is needed in how our food is grown, processed and traded. This change needs to tackle both the deep-rooted inequities and vulnerabilities in...
Cultural heritage governance for climate adaptation
Despite global commitments like the Paris Agreement and the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), progress towards necessary climate action has been inadequate in terms...