UK: Current Emission Levels
Britain’s Emissions Continue to Fall, but the Hardest Climate Challenges Still Lie Ahead The United Kingdom remains one of the world’s leading examples... Read more.
UK: The Most Effective Climate NGOs
UK 100 While the United Kingdom is home to many respected environmental organisations, UK100 has emerged as one of the country’s most effective domestically... Read more.
UK: The Status of Solar and Wind Energy
eliance on fossil fuels. The coming decade will likely determine whether the UK can fully transition towards a low-carbon energy economy.This post was submitted... Read more.
UK: Country Water Resources
While the United Kingdom is not traditionally associated with water scarcity, climate change is reshaping its water landscape.Over the past three decades, the United... Read more.
UK: Climate Change and Artificial Intelligence
Harness AI’s transformative potential while ensuring that the infrastructure supporting it does not compromise the very climate goals it is meant to advance. In... Read more.
UK: 2026 Emissions Forecast
Forecast: By the end of 2026, UK territorial emissions are expected to be approximately 3–4% lower than in 2024. In 2024, the United Kingdom recorded a renewed... Read more.
UK: Climate Mitigation & Economic Development
The tension between economic development and climate mitigation helps explain why climate action has slipped down the list of national policy priorities. In the... Read more.
UK: Sea Level Rise
Over the last 30 years, global and UK tide-gauge records show a clear acceleration in sea-level rise. London’s relationship with water is as old as the city itself.... Read more.
UK: How To Reach The Hardest-To-Reach Climate Target Group
Low-income, privately rented (or older) households living in inefficient housing stock, primarily outside of major metropolitan areas. In the United Kingdom, one... Read more.
UK: The Politics of Climate Change
Britain has cut greenhouse-gas emissions substantially since 1990, driven largely by a switch away from coal and rapid growth in renewables. However, political choices,... Read more.