Publications

Our Annual report looks back at how our work reflected and fed into the global priorities in 2018 in areas of advancing climate science around the 1.5°C limit in the Paris Agreement, global decarbonisation, international climate negotiations and implementing climate action in vulnerable countries.

Why Theory of Change can be useful for Small Island Developing States adaptation practitioners.

Europe, North America and parts of Asia can expect not just more intense but also longer lasting periods of heat, drought and rain during summer as the planet warms, worsening impacts on health and agriculture.

This study assesses the changes in the contrasting hydrological regimes of certain Himalayan watersheds and subsequent water availability in Pakistan under 1.5 °C and 2.0 °C pathways.

The choice of temperature variable used when modelling deforestation has a considerable effect on the observed and simulated temperature change.

If current government and industry projections for fossil fuel exports are realised, Australia could be responsible for about 13% of Paris Agreement- compatible global CO2 emissions in 2030.