CERG Report: Actions to tackle the climate and cost of living crises
With contributions from ECCI, CERG has launched a new report outlining a set of actions that the Scottish Government must take to tackle the climate and cost of living crises.
Shift to hydrogen essential for Net Zero
Shifting to hydrogen is a major part of the energy transition, experts from the University of Edinburgh-supported £1.4m HyStorPor project report.
Climate Solutions: Malawi is open for enrolment!
Launch of the latest free short online course from the University of Edinburgh, focussed on the science, impacts and solutions of climate change in Malawi.
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Bringing green skills in from the periphery
Commentary from Emma Dore, who led the Green Skills project for the Edinburgh Climate Commission.
From animal welfare to rising energy costs: SMEs say business resilience is their top climate priority
A guest blog from Alison Wood, programme manager of ECCI's Climate Springboard programme, exploring how to engage businesses in climate action.
Government must provide funding for local climate action
The Government should “put in place a coherent framework to support local climate action, backed by appropriate funds, resources and skills”, according to a report by the Place-based Climate Action Network (PCAN).
Report highlights Scotland’s climate tech strengths
Scotland’s climate tech sector generates more than £15 billion each year and employs around 30,000 people, an ECCI report has found.
Sustainable Scotland Network Conference playback
On Wednesday 24 May, SSN hosted its annual Conference, Public Sector Climate Action: Working Together to Deliver.
SAGES internship: Ashley Buchan and the Scottish Science Advisory Council
The SAGES internship programme links students with relevant host policy organisations to tackle global environmental challenges.
International space agency disaster forum comes to ECCI
17 world space agencies gathered at ECCI last month for the 49th International Disaster Charter Meeting, hosted by the UK Space Agency.