The Role And Impact Of Science And Innovation In Climate Action

The climate stripes were created by Professor Ed Hawkins, UKRI-funded scientist, at the University of Reading in 2018.They show clearly and vividly how global average temperatures have risen over nearly two centuries.

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The United Nations sees improved mobile connectivity as key to ending poverty, halting climate change and fighting injustice and inequality across the world by 2030. Buffalo grid developed a small home charger which can be charged centrally used at home to ensure phones have charge when the power is down.

Engineering specialist Paul Andrews looks at ways to provide clean and sustainable energy to isolated areas of the developing world with unique engine 'Pulse-R'.

100 million sharks, skates and rays are accidentally caught every year by the world’s commercial fisheries, threatening several pelagic species with extinction. 

Fishtek Marine have introduced a solution to reduce the impact of fishing on the marine environment.  

Research and innovation collaboration between the UK and India – one of the world’s fastest growing economies and a major research power – drives shared prosperity and advances joint development goals. 

A natural flood management programme aims to provide the scientific evidence we need to understand which programmes are effective in different contexts. The project will look at how local measures can reduce the risk of people getting flooded, reduce disruption to transportation and reduce the impact on the local economy.

8 million tonnes of plastic are dumped in the oceans every year. 
Enter Notpla: a revolutionary, seaweed-based material that can naturally decompose in around six weeks.