SDG 2 Zero Hunger

Grantham Scholar Monica Ortiz introduces sustainable intensification of agriculture and explains how it might to help feed a growing population. What is sustainable intensification? As a first year PhD student, much of my time is spent reading scientific literature on food security and agriculture. And a common message across these […]

Grantham Scholar James Lambert introduces a letter published in Nature about a key question facing agriculture: to till or not […]

Journal Club was led by Grantham Scholar Emanga Alobwede who introduces the use algae as biofertilisers in agriculture.  The article […]

Grantham Scholar Fiona Graham introduces the complexities of healthy diets and sustainability, including the difficulty of good data and unforeseen […]

Grantham Scholar Monica Ortiz on the interplay between gender, climate change and food security. Women are vital to food production […]

Grantham Scholar Monica Ortiz reflects on the important role that climate data plays in food security research. Extreme climate events […]

Grantham Scholar Chris Dutton reflects on the issues surrounding genetically modified crops.  This week’s Journal Club discussed the controversial issues […]

Soil carbon management could be key to solving global sustainability challenges. Now a team of global experts (co-chaired by Grantham […]

Grantham Scholar Monica Ortiz explains why climate modelling is useful to her research in global food security. Food security and […]