Houses and homes in multiple occupation should be challenged at community level and far more very low-cost accommodation should be...

Four authors provide compelling arguments for climate action, with ideas on how best to secure the planet’s future

As net migration declines, questions are growing over whether the UK can train enough workers to fill critical vacancies

Nature-based Solutions with localised Green New Deals could save our settlements, and provide a just transition to a low-carbon society

Three recent works examine Russia’s relationships with other states in the Arctic, geographically a much larger theatre than Ukraine

If we are serious about providing the best quality homes we must regenerate the empty built environment. Sustainability would be...

Skills shortages, stalled building, and market failures are casting doubt on the Government’s housing plans

A look at four books about trees and what we can learn from them

The Government has released several transport policy documents recently but do its plans for climate adaptation and road use go...

Cutting emissions in British surface transport is no longer a distant policy goal. It is an immediate necessity

In The Growth Story, Nicholas Stern sets out the large-scale change required to shape a path to future sustainable growth

The Oxford Growth Commission puts too much faith in the private sector and lacks a credible plan for housing, transport,...

As international tensions over Greenland rumble on, the island continues to present both global benefit and risk

A recent publication highlights just how disappointing the current government’s approach to climate change is. More vision is needed

In January, Extinction Rebellion visited the Oxford Farming Conference and some fruitful conversations ensued

Stability and Politicization in Climate Governance is a perceptive analysis of conflicts that undermine greenhouse gas emission reduction

Growing evidence suggests that the AMOC system of ocean currents may be heading towards collapse

As Oxford grapples with rising flood risks and strained green spaces, nature-based solutions offer a way to strengthen the city’s...

In Sink or Swim, Susannah Fisher makes the case for “stubborn optimism” while describing in stark terms the reality of...

Oxford transport problems raise a critical question: can they be solved by re-evaluating car culture, increased active travel. and tackling...

Professor Tim Lenton argues that tipping points to rapid change are essential to tackle the climate emergency

A consideration of transport as a long problem for policy makers in the UK

Part one examined economic effects of airport expansion. Part two looks at environmental impact and alternative uses of some airport...

With a government determined to expand air travel, what are the costs to the environment and communities around airports?

Comprehensive works on how we may ensure the truth about climate change is communicated exist, but this book is outstanding

An analysis of No way Home: it is time to remove management of immigration from the Home Office? by Zoe...

A proposed congestion charge has exposed political divisions in Oxford

The Government wants more nuclear power stations, but renewable energy is cheaper, safer, and more sustainable

It’s not just exhaust fumes: road vehicles of all types emit more pollution than we realise, and we need to...

The country’s biodiversity is collapsing. Underfunded authorities, understaffing, and empty promises leave nature protection hanging by a thread