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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.

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Angesh Anupam at COP22

COP22 an intriguing week of scholarship by Angesh Anupam

Grantham Scholar Angesh Anupam was part of the University of Sheffield’s delegation to COP22 in Marrakech. Here Angesh gives us a view from the ground, which includes events put on by the Grantham Centre. Honouring the Paris Agreement in Marrakech The Paris agreement – the first global agreement to fight […]

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COP22, Trump and the need for action by Niall Bradshaw

Grantham Scholar Niall Bradshaw reports back from COP22. Held in 2016 as Trump came to power in the US, and […]

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Energy-water-food nexus at COP22 by Tinashe Mawodza

Grantham Scholar Tinashe Mawodza reports on a Grantham Centre panel at COP22 on the energy-water-food nexus. Energy access and climate […]

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free trade

After Brexit and Trump, it’s time we talked about free trade by Colin Osborne

As Donald Trump is elected on a promise to challenge globalism our Associate Director Professor Colin Osborne gives his take […]

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COP22

‘Shocking and scary’: how Trump’s victory was received at COP22

This week our Director Tony Ryan and Duncan Cameron join world leaders at the United Nations Conference on Climate Change. Here, […]

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limate change adaptation mitigation

From climate change mitigation to adaptation at CCA 2016 by Emma Stevens

Climate change action has become about adaption as well as mitigation, says Grantham Scholar Emma Stevens. In 2016 Emma went […]

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climate videos online

Watch: Clean power and climate activism talks available online

Free videos on clean power and climate activism now online. A team of experts was put together by our Grantham […]

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Is Quorn sustainable? A shelf full of Quorn products.

Is Quorn sustainable? Grantham Centre visits Quorn by Patience Muchada

Is Quorn sustainable? And how do the makers of Quorn assess their environmental impact? In 2016, Quorn invited the Grantham […]

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Can REDD+ reduce CO2 emissions from deforestation?

An uncomfortable cosiness: The Oslo REDD+ Exchange by Rob Hardie

REDD+ is an effort (led by the UN’s Environment Programme) to curb the level of carbon emissions caused by deforestation. […]

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Sustainable Intensification

Sustainable Intensification, to be or not to be? That is the question. By Dan Casey

Sustainable Intensification is considered to be one the foundations of a sustainable future food system. But what does it mean […]

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