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Grantham Scholar Naomi Oates researches rural water projects, and this is her 3rd blog about her fieldwork in Malawi. Here she discusses how the ambiguous role of area mechanics reflects the entanglement of water, policy and politics for everyday people. With inputs from Thoko Mtewa and Dr Evance Mwathunga (Chancellor […]

A group of Grantham Scholars were funded by us to go COP 24 as official observers for the University of […]

Grantham Director Prof Tony Ryan OBE believes that plastic could be the solution to soil pollution, especially that caused by […]

Grantham Scholar Jenny Veenstra is a soil scientist on a mission to make us appreciate the wonder of soil. For […]

To celebrate UN World Soil Day 2018 we spoke to the Grantham Centre’s soil scientists. They told us some amazing […]

Aquaponics using PU foam could be a sustainable way to feed the world, argues Dr Anastasia Kottara. Here she explains […]

Gerda Verburg, UN Coordinator, visits the Grantham Centre to talk about the SDGs at our Symposium. 

Grantham Scholar Gloria Mensah has been working with Sheffield Students’ Union to help them go zero waste. Zero waste and […]

Is Brexit our chance to look at consumption and sustainability? Here our associate director Prof Colin Osborne argues that we […]

Grantham Scholar Naomi Oates is researching rural water projects. She’s interested in how policies, politics and water are entangled in […]