Global Carbon Budget 

Launched in 2006 and produced by 94 people from 70 organisations in 18 countries, the Global Carbon Budget is the critical annual update which reveals the latest trends in global carbon emissions and the ramifications for reaching the global climate goals.

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Oppenheimer Programme in African Landscape Systems (OPALS)

OPALS is a six-year programme of foundational and applied research, launched in October 2021, which aims to support sustainable human-landscape interactions across Africa.

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Tipping Points 

Researchers at the Global Systems Institute have highlighted the growing threat of “tipping points” that could cause irreversible changes in the Earth system and accelerate the climate crisis. However, there is growing evidence that the same tipping point dynamics can occur in social and economic systems, triggering rapid positive change in our societies.
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Advancing Capacity for Climate and Environment Social Science (ACCESS)

This £6.25 million ACCESS programme, led by Professor Patrick Devine-Wright will ensure the UK's world-leading social science expertise plays a central role in interdisciplinary environmental science research.
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EEIST

This £4.8M project on the Economics of Energy Innovation and System Transition aims to transform the way science, economics and scholarship interacts with our way of informing and assessing the costs and benefits of important strategic innovation decisions in driving a sustainability transition.

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