Coronavirus: Green Recovery ‘Could Prevent 0.3C’ of Warming by 2050
By Josh Gabbatiss, Carbon Brief
The world could avoid 0.3C of global warming by the middle of the century if governments invest in a strong “green recovery” from coronavirus, according to a new study.
How will Tree Planting Help the UK meet its Climate Goals?
By Josh Gabbatiss, Carbon Brief
The UK has just three decades to reach net-zero emissions and tree planting has emerged as a prominent part of the government’s plan to get there. With technological solutions in their infancy, trees are for now the only scalable “negative emissions” strategy and can come with additional benefits for wildlife, flood management and health.
In-depth Q&A: The IPCC’s Special Report on Climate Change and Land
By Daisy Dunne, Josh Gabbatiss, Robert McSweeney, Carbon Brief
In this detailed Q&A, Carbon Brief unpacks what the IPCC's Special Report on climate change and land says about how climate change affects the land and vice versa, as well as other key topics such as food security, negative emissions and how to tackle the overlapping challenges associated with how humans use the land.
UK Primary Energy Use in 2018 was the Lowest in Half a Century
By Josh Gabbatiss, Carbon Brief
Falling energy use and surging offshore wind are among the trends revealed in the latest round of government figures on the energy flowing through the UK.
Another Side to Food Waste
By Josh Gabbatiss, Sustainable Food Trust
The food waste debate has gone mainstream...However, there is one side to the story that is often overlooked: the impact of food waste in the Global South.
Viva la Producción! Urban farming in Cuba
By Josh Gabbatiss, Sustainable Food Trust
Urban farming has gained momentum in recent years as a result of increased awareness of environmental issues and the desire to feed people living in cities sustainably.
