Matt Reed argues for a more hopeful vision of climate action: one rooted in practical solutions, community participation and the belief that a better future already surrounds us.
CCRI's new resource enables local authorities and environmental groups to organise community events that generate workable climate change solutions.
Findings from an innovative Greenhouse Gas removal project have been presented at the Royal Institution.
A new report reveals the significant hurdles rural households face in transitioning to low-carbon heating and electrification.
CCRI researchers have drawn important lessons from a national collaborative river health monitoring programme, that could help ensure the success of other citizen science initiatives.
In early July the CCRI attended 'Groundswell' showcasing some of our research related to the ethos of the festival.
Last month the CCRI brought together a wide range of stakeholders at the SPRINT (Sustainable Plant Protection Transition) conference in Brussels.
Earlier this month, Land Use for Net Zero (LUNZ) Footprint project was launched at an event at The University of Edinburgh.
The latest CaSTCo national meeting took place recently in West Sussex and explored soil health and offered a range of demonstrations