It can be difficult to know how to support people to make the behaviour changes that are so desperately needed in order to tackle climate change. In this blog, Lucy Richardson explores a tool for understanding how behaviour changes and how it can be used to identify ways to help people at different stages of the behaviour change process.
27.09.2021
In this long-read, Dr Ravita Prasad explores how the Pacific Island Countries could build resilience through a transition to renewable energy sources.
24.09.2021
James Waddell speaks with Dr. Jamie Hinks on food innovation using single cell proteins from methane.
23.09.2021
Frank Sperling, IIASA, shares his reflections on issues around sustainable and transformational food production, in the context of the UN Food Systems Summit
23.09.2021
The Futures We Want project puts scientific evidence, international collaboration and the priorities of local citizens at the forefront of COP26.
21.09.2021
Earlier this year, we put out a call to our Twitter community for recommendations of organizations that are doing great work to improve diversity in science.
20.09.2021
ISC workshop: Inclusive and accessible science communication
17.09.2021
President-elect Peter Gluckman delivers an opening address for the second edition of the Science Summit around the 76th United Nations General Assembly.
14.09.2021
In recent months the ISC has held a number of regional workshops exploring possible scenarios for how the COVID-19 pandemic will evolve in the coming years, and the factors and uncertainties that will affect its evolution.
14.09.2021
Luigi Di Sarno was part of a team of specialist advisers brought in to help the government of Haiti prepare for future earthquakes after 200,000 people were killed in 2010. Over a decade later, very few of their recommendations had been adopted.
13.09.2021
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