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A briefing note from our team sets out a model for sustainable agriculture. Their model combines lessons from history with biotechnology to redesign sustainability in intensive agriculture.

Grantham Scholar Daniel Casey explains how academics can work with select committees and so influence policy.  Meeting the International Development […]

In the run up to COP21, the University of Sheffield’s Carbon Neutral University hosted a range of experts to talk […]

Grantham Scholar Tinashe Mawodza reflects on a Journal Club discussion about cross-species gene movement. Specifically, he explores how this idea […]

Combining lessons from agricultural history with biotechnological insights could reverse soil loss, according to our experts.  Speaking at Chatham House […]

Grantham Scholars looked at using theories of practise to decarbonise transport in this week’s Journal Club. Here Grantham Scholar Katie […]

Fabian Commission on Food and Poverty publishes new report Hungry for Change after event hosted by Grantham Centre.  Hungry for […]

For Journal Club, Grantham Scholars discussed a paper about unintended outcomes and the tragedy of the anticommons. Here Felix Lim […]

In 2015 Grantham Scholar Monica Ortiz attended the National Centre for Atmospheric Science (NCAS) climate modelling summer school. Here, she […]

Team members from the Soil Association came to an event organised by Grantham Scholars to explain soil’s vital role in […]