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Tyndall at the Chelsea Flower Show

In partnership with UEA's Climatic Research Unit we are this year exhibiting at the Royal Chelsea Flower Show in May. The 2050 garden is the concept of young researchers Johanna Forster and Saffron O'Neill, working with Norfolk garden designer Ian Stanton and graphic designers Rocket Design.

New Briefing Note: Achieving the 2˚C target through carbon trading

Terry Barker reviews how economies can speedily reduce their emissions without excessive cost and damages to government, business and household finances

International Development in the Face of Climate Change

Discussion between policy-makers and researchers to generate new thinking about how international development could be fundamentally re-oriented and restructured to address sustainabililty, equity and growth.

Economist calls for World Carbon Authority and Climate Protection Strategy

The UN needs to establish an independent Carbon Authority to supervise global emissions trading says leading climate change economist Dr Terry Barker.

Poets' Feeling The Pressure of Climate Change

Richard Dawson at Tyndall Newcastle has contributed to a poetry and science anthology that includes poems by Andrew Motion and Roger McGough.

Tyndall's impact punches above its weight-class concludes independent report

Tyndall receives 5% of the Collaborative Centres budget of the Natural Environment Research Council but is responsible for 17% of NERC's total mentions in Parliament, while Tyndall's scientific publications are on a par with other research with a similar level of funding

Latest Tyndall Briefing Note

Heather Lovell of Edinburgh University writes why non-state actors see themselves as more effective, efficient and faster at tackling climate change than nation-states

Evaluating geoengineering options

The magnitude and urgency of effective greenhouse gas reduction has led to renewed interest in planet-sized engineering solutions to climate change management.

'Tipping points' could come this century

A number of key components of the earth's climate system could pass their "tipping point" this century, according to new research led by Professor Tim Lenton at the University of East Anglia

Tyndall Director wins US Science Association award

The American Association for the Advancement of Science has named Professor Robert Watson as winner of the 2007 AAAS International Scientific Cooperation Award.