Blog, interviews and comment SDG 7 Affordable and Clean Energy Going with the Flow: Bluedot Festival 2018 A group of Grantham Scholars went to the Bluedot festival to showcase how tracking our urban environment could lead to better, more sustainable cities. They took the MOBIUS (MOBIle Urban Sensing) van along with them, a mobile tracking vehicle manufactured by the Urban Flows Observatory, which takes all sorts of […] Read More
Blog, interviews and comment Policy SDG 6 Clean Water and Sanitation The Politics Of Water 3 Have you ever considered the politics of water? Grantham Scholar Naomi Oates studies the values and everyday practices of different […] Read More
Blog, interviews and comment SDG 6 Clean Water and Sanitation The politics of water 2: Communities Have you ever considered the politics of water? Grantham Scholar Naomi Oates studies the values and everyday practices of different […] Read More
Blog, interviews and comment Why is Activism our Moral Duty The Grantham Centre is dedicated to empowering a new generation of expert activists – so we’re funding Grantham Scholar Mira Lieberman […] Read More
Blog, interviews and comment The next generation of environmental thinkers Grantham Scholar Monica Ortiz has been a shining example of how academics can use outreach to spread the environmental message. In […] Read More
Blog, interviews and comment Latest News Publications Cempedak, A Funky Tropical Fruit You’ve Probably Never Heard Of Congratulations to Grantham Scholar Maria Wang Mei Hua! She is celebrating the publication of her first first-author paper – which […] Read More
Blog, interviews and comment Policy SDG 7 Affordable and Clean Energy Talking of Carbon Capture and Storage: my experience at the UKCCSRC Spring conference Grantham Scholar Gloria Mensah is researching how Carbon Capture & Storage technology interacts with politics. Here she reports back on […] Read More
Blog, interviews and comment Danger in the Market Place: Achieving Gender Equality in Social Research Can men and women conduct the same ethnographic research? Grantham Scholar Sally Faulkner, who conducted nine months of research in […] Read More
Blog, interviews and comment SDG 7 Affordable and Clean Energy An Unlikely Trio: a liberal archaeologist, a GOP Congressman and renewable energy In the UK town halls are associated with jumble sales or the local council. In the US, they have traditionally been […] Read More
Blog, interviews and comment Fifty Shades of Green: Conservative Policy and the Environment Jonathan Sykes, whose research focuses on the impact of climate change on built environments, discusses the many different types of Conservative […] Read More