Blogs

Groundbreaking research from January 2026 reveals that microplastics are significantly disrupting the ocean’s natural carbon absorption processes, potentially reducing one of Earth’s most critical climate defenses and accelerating global warming trends.

A comprehensive bibliometric analysis of climate change awareness campaigns uncovers the evolution, geographic focus, and research gaps in climate communication science, offering a roadmap for more effective public engagement strategies.

The Global Health Network’s largest-ever qualitative study of disease-threat perception shows vector-borne illnesses and major killers are creeping into new regions, demanding urgent, coordinated action on climate adaptation and health-system resilience.

A groundbreaking 2025 Nature Medicine study led by Pierre Masselot from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine’s EHMLab has mapped future heat and cold-related mortality across 854 European cities. The fully reproducible analysis, recognized among Carbon Brief’s top 10 climate papers, provides critical insights into how climate change, demographic shifts, and adaptation strategies will shape public health outcomes across Europe.

New research from the University of Nottingham finds that consumers systematically misunderstand which foods are most damaging to the environment, often overestimating processed foods while underestimating high-impact items like nuts and beef.