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Grantham Scholar Naomi Oates is in Malawi investigating rural water projects. She’s interested in how policies, politics and water are entangled in everyday lives. In the 1st of 3 blogs, she describes the set up around water supply, including the environment, officials, charities and users.  My first impressions of Malawi? […]

Grantham Scholar Harry Wright on how refugee resilience at Za’atari is inspiring a new way of growing plants – in […]

Grantham Scholar Jonas Cromwell has written a series of blogs on food security and food justice. Jonas is based in […]

Grantham Scholar Carolyn Auma reports from 2017’s A Sustainable Food Future conference Chatham House. Our co director Tony Ryan, was […]

With a month to go until Donald Trump becomes the President of the United States, Grantham Scholar Robert Hardie takes […]

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

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

While there is consensus about the causes of climate change, it’s difficult to work out what individuals can do to […]

Many ways of improving crop yields can be discovered when scientists understand underlying processes in plants. Grantham Scholar Tinashe Mawodza […]

Diets need to change if we are to live more sustainably. But exactly what is a sustainable diet? Grantham Scholar […]