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Grantham Scholar comment, interviews and blogs

Our sustainability researchers – the Grantham Scholars – are an exceptional group of people. They work across disciplines and throughout the world. They are dedicated to the environment and act as expert activists. Together with the Grantham Centre team, they work hard to create a sustainable future.

This page is your chance to hear directly from them. In interviews, blogs and articles, here the Grantham Scholars share their expertise and enthusiasm with the world.

Our researchers are an amazing lot. Keep on reading to find interviews with those pictured above. From top left: Gloria Mensah, George Asiamah, Joe Llanos; from bottom left: Nicole Kennard, Rukayya Ibrahim Muazu and Ling Min Tan.

If you want to find out more about their projects, you can also check out our Grantham Scholar project pages.

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Green Watch Election Special

Green Watch – Election Special

Welcome to Green Watch Election Special. This is the place to get expert opinion on all the sustainability issues being discussed during election season. On 23rd May 2024 UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced that a general election would take place on 4th July. Over the next few weeks each […]

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Reflections from International Energy Week

Every year the entire energy community comes together for the International Energy Week. It is the biggest energy meeting in […]

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Insights from the Innovation Jam – Fiona McBride

The Student Energy Summit brings together students and young professionals from across the world. It’s an opportunity to celebrate the […]

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Exploring the Student Energy Summit 2023

The Student Energy Summit is a youth-led energy event providing a transformative space for young people to collaborate on energy […]

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Grantham Scholars visit the Allerton Project: Blog by Ghada Sasi

As a part of their Grantham Centre training programme, a group of Grantham Scholars recently visited the Allerton Project. The […]

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Manasi Mulay stands in front of a poster which explains how to use chemistry to treat water micropollutants.

Using chemistry to treat water micropollutants: Manasi Mulay

Manasi Mulay’s latest paper reveals how to better use chemistry to treat water micropollutants. Called ‘micro’ because they occur in […]

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Florentine Weber stands in front of a misty treeless but green landscape. She has her arms out, as the picture captures her in the middle of explaining what atmospheric drying is.

Atmospheric drying and why it matters: Florentine Weber interview

Simply put, atmospheric drying means there is less water in the air. And data shows our atmosphere is drying. Grantham […]

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A photo of orange seaweed floating in a deep blue ocean.

Ocean-based solutions for a sustainable future by Manasi Mulay

Manasi Mulay sets out how ocean-based solutions could lead to a sustainable future. She considers ocean-based food, energy and transport, […]

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Jocelyne Sze, who led the work on the decolonising guide

Indigenous lands and conservation: Jocelyne Sze interview

In this interview with Grantham Scholar Jocelyne Sze she explains the relationship between Indigenous lands and conservation. Plus we talk […]

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Digital tech, Tanzanian farmers and kids in the field: Hannah McCarrick interview

In this interview Grantham Scholar Hannah McCarrick explains how digital tech impacts Tanzanian farmers. And how being a mum – […]

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