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Gracie Coulwill and Imaan Kamran Malik, have been recognised at the Student Social Mobility Awards, organised by the charity ...

Professor Tony Travers was recognised at the Guildhall for his expertise in public finance, elections, and local and regional ...

This article reports on an advisory opinion issued by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) that countries could be open to legal action from other countries for failing to act on climate change.

LSE has once again seen improvements across its National Student Survey (NSS) results, increasing its scores in nine out of ...

A report analysing innovation activity for two carbon dioxide removal technologies — BECCS and DACCS, referred to collectively as geological CDR — to determine who might be best positioned to lead the ...

The Inter-American Court of Human Rights is releasing its long-awaited Advisory Opinion on the Climate Emergency and Human Rights, a landmark development that is expected to define binding standards ...

An exploration of key trends and evolutions in global climate change litigation from the calendar year 2024, plus important new developments through to May 2025.

Response to the ruling made by a German court in the landmark climate litigation case brought by a Peruvian farmer against electricity producer RWE. Joana Setzer, Associate Professor at the Grantham ...

This paper uses detailed data on consumption patterns from France to quantify the gender gap in carbon footprints related to food and transport and investigate its underlying drivers.

New research conducted by the Institute and the Center for Research in Economics and Statistics (CREST) has found that women in France emit 26% less carbon with their diet and transport usage.

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