• Placing people at the heart of climate action 

  Devine-Wright, P; Whitmarsh, L; Gatersleben, B; et al. (Public Library of Science, 25 May 2022)

  Profound societal change along with continued technical improvements will be required to meet our climate goals, as well as to improve people’s quality of life and ensure thriving economies and ecosystems. Achieving the ...

• Multi‐decadal coastline dynamics in Suriname controlled by migrating subtidal mudbanks 

  Vries, J; Maanen, B; Ruessink, G; et al. (Wiley, 26 April 2022)

  For the development of climate-resilient coastal management strategies, which focus on challenges in the decades to come, it is critical to incorporate spatial and temporal variability of coastline changes. This is ...

• Salt marshes create more extensive channel networks than mangroves. 

  Schwarz, C; van Rees, F; Xie, D; et al. (Nature Research, 19 April 2022)

  Coastal wetlands fulfil important functions for biodiversity conservation and coastal protection, which are inextricably linked to typical morphological features like tidal channels. Channel network configurations in turn ...

• Trading disaster: containers and container thinking in the production of climate precarity 

  Parsons, L; Safra De Campos, R; Moncaster, A; et al. (Wiley / Royal Geographical Society / Institute of British Geographers, 2022)

• Disaster trade: the hidden footprint of UK production overseas 

  Parsons, L; Safra De Campos, R; Moncaster, A; et al. (Royal Holloway, University of London, 1 October 2021)

  Disasters like floods, droughts and landslides are a growing risk for millions of people in the global South. Yet in our globalising world, they are increasingly connected to processes originating in the global North. ...

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