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By Aman Gill-Lang, Carbon Management MSc and Impact Coordinator of Strategic Development at the Centre of Business, Climate Change and Sustainability.

The University is part of a group of industrial, agricultural and research partners awarded funding as a part of the UK government’s Direct Air Capture and Greenhouse Gas Removal Technologies competition.

More than 30 environmental, cultural and heritage organisations are coming together across Scotland to inspire public engagement and positive action in the run-up to and beyond the COP26.

Winners included Waterwhelm, Lilypads and Gecko Glazing, who all took part in ECCI's prestigious EIT Climate-KIC Accerlerator programme.

The Edinburgh-led industry-academia partnerships have been awarded funding by the UK Government’s Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS).

Mateusz Ciasnocha - a regenerative farmer from northern Poland and ECCI Carbon Innovation student - kicks off our countdown blog series.

Invitation to quote for online workshop delivery for the Carbon Scenario Tool Pathfinder project.

Huge achievement for the EIT Climate-KIC Accelerator alumni, who have been developing their unique, tiny dishwasher product for the last 4 years.

The WWF and Scottish Power COP26 Climate Collaboration Challenge champions new cross-sector partnerships that will deliver faster and ambitious action on climate change.

PhD student Nada Saidi developed a framework to evaluate the anticipated policy impact of research outputs for the Scottish Government division.

PhD student Ben Murphy worked with HIE's Science Skills Academy to develop hands-on activities for S1/S2 pupils that focused on Peatlands.

Find out how you can get involved in this Scotland-wide collaborative climate and culture project in the lead-up to and following COP26