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CHAIRR (Climate Health in Africa Integrated Risk Research) project – introduction to the research podcast
You can listen to a short 14-min podcast that provides an easy introduction to more detail on the CHAIRR (Climate Health in Africa Integrated Risk Research) project. This is an impressive AI podcast that was created by Richard using Notebook LM.
Co-Creating Climate-Resilient Health Futures: CHAIRR Workshop in Malawi
This week, the Walker Institute and Sightsavers are convening a landmark workshop in Salima, Malawi, bringing together a diverse group of stakeholders to address one of the most pressing challenges of our time: the intersection of climate change and public health.
Voices from the Community: Understanding Climate Risk at the 2025 University of Reading Community Fair
On a bright Saturday in May, the Walker Institute hosted a stand at the Community Fair 2025, inviting attendees to reflect on a pressing question: What is your climate risk? The responses we received were as diverse as the people who ...
A Just Transition for the UK: Can We Fully Go Green Without Leaving People Behind?
A blog post from Femi Royal, an International Development alumnus in the School of Agriculture Policy & Development, University of Reading, on Just transition for the UK.
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The University of Reading Community Festival 2025.
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Dr Yan Ren – Connections and Growth: An Interdisciplinary Journey at the Walker Institute
Dr Yan Ren, visiting researcher from Lanzhou University talks about her experience in Reading and shares her Interdisciplinary journey at the Walker Institute.
Himalayan University Consortium: Celebrating their 18th Anniversary
The Walker Institute at the University of Reading is actively collaborating with the Himalayan University Consortium (HUC) to address climate resilience and sustainable development in the Himalayan region.
COP29: Research Scientists Should not Despair at COP’s Slow Progress
Theo Keeping, a PhD student with SCENARIO DTP at University of Reading, is talking about his experience attending COP29 as an official observer.
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