by Konstantina Pratta | May 19, 2023 | Front page news, Uncategorized
Our former PhD student, Chloe Brimicombe, who is now a Climate Scientist and Extreme Heat Researcher at the University of Graz, gave an interview on BBC News. She talked about the urgency for “Governments to work collaboratively across countries to put in place a...
by Konstantina Pratta | Apr 21, 2023 | Front page news, Uncategorized
To celebrate Earth Day 2023, staff from across the University of Reading have written poems to reflect the theme of ‘re-imagining our world’ and climate research. Walker’s Business Development Director, Pen Cabot, is one of those who shared a poem, saying: “As we come...
by Konstantina Pratta | Mar 23, 2023 | Front page news, Walker Updates
Welcome to the Walker Update, bringing you up to speed with the latest developments from the Walker Institute and the wider climate science field. We’ve been busy with projects, building collaborative relationships and communicating our research – read on to find out...
by Konstantina Pratta | Mar 3, 2023 | Front page news, Walker Updates
Welcome to the Walker Update, bringing you up to speed with the latest developments from the Walker Institute and the wider climate science field. We’ve been busy with projects, building collaborative relationships and communicating our research – read on to find out...
by Konstantina Pratta | Dec 12, 2022 | COP, COP CAS, COP27, Front page news, Walker Academy
By Nerea Ferrando Jorge How was COP? This is the big question I was dreading to answer upon my return from the 27th UN Climate Change Conference. My friends, family and work colleagues were eager to find out what it was like to be at the center of climate...
by Konstantina Pratta | Dec 12, 2022 | COP, COP CAS, COP27, Front page news, Walker Academy
By Shahrina Rahman The adverse effects of failing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions disproportionately affect the people and communities, rationally affecting the people who are already disadvantaged by a lack of social and economic support (Harlan et al. 2015)....
