Using a collaborative approach between researchers, policy-makers, the local community and NGO’s, researchers considered different strategies to tackle household air pollution.
They were able to recommended some policies, but also highlighted some potential barriers that would need to be addressed for these policies to be successful. They also showed which groups needed to be involved and the actions they needed to take to bring around significant positive change.
European Natural Gas through the 2020s
This working paper looks at a decade of extremes, contradictions and continuing uncertainties for the European gas system
14 May 2025
Valuing the reciprocating services that humans can provide to ecosystems
A new article co-authored by colleagues from the UCL Institute for Global Prosperity examines not only what ecosystems can do for humankind, but also how humans can ‘give back’ or reciprocate.
07 May 2025
Inheritance without the heritage: fig trees, ecology and imaginative attachments to fetih (conquest)
A new article by Sertaç Sehlikoglu examines fig trees and the ecological effects of imaginative attachments to fetih (conquest)
06 May 2025