Our planet faces unprecedented change. If we continue on our current path, by the end of this century, or earlier, our environment will be in a state that modern humans have never experienced. The UK will not be immune.

The UK-EOF Statement of Need

This online document can be navigated easily to identify which observations are needed to address urgent science, policy and socio-economic challenges.

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The UK-EOF Environmental Observation Activity Catalogue

 

The Observation Activity Catalogue enables a general overview of all the observation activities undertaken by or for the UK.

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The Research Database

A database of information about 20,000+ environmental research projects and programmes funded by Defra, NERC, the Environment Agency and 17 other public-sector funders. 

Launch the Research Database

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22/07/2010: Report published Recommendations for future research priorities in the UK Energy Sector and its Infrastructure

The Adaptation and Resilience to a Changing Climate (ARCC) Coordination Network recently held an internet workshop to explore current challenges, identify knowledge gaps and to suggest priority areas for potential research into climate change adaptation in the UK energy sector and its infrastructure.

This report synthesises the issues and priorities raised during the internet workshop and during those previous consultations for the purpose of informing the development of a call for research.

You can download the report here

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15/07/2010: Succesful Living With Environmental Change parliamentary reception

Living with Environmental Change yesterday held a reception at the House of Lords, hosted by Lord Selborne.

Around 60 guests from the partner organisations, from business and other organisations interested in the work of LWEC, gathered in the Lords yesterday to hear talks from Lord Henley - Defra Under Secretary of State, Professor Andrew Watkinson - LWEC Director and Colin Drummond, Chair of the LWEC Business Advisory Board.

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