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Focus on sectoral approaches to climate risks and solutions can overlook wider implications of impacts and adaptation, such as opportunities and trade-offs with other sectors.
Christopher Boyko asks if the urban nature of our society can help us to share more? And can that help us in times of need?
Dr Oliver Cox considers how to maintain the green and pleasant land of Capability Brown as the climate changes.
How did the term ‘infrastructure interdependencies’ come about? And why is it so important? ICIF researcher Neil Carhart explains.
How do you factor in something as inherently complex as the urban environment into building design? Dane Virk investigates.
As overheating is identified as an increasing issue in homes, Anastasia Mylona investigates tools and research to help designers take thermal comfort into account.
Many of our homes are built using old technology or are poorly designed – Jonathon Taylor asks if we’re putting our health at risk.
Briony Turner reflects that her roles in both academia and industry mean that she’s good at the sport of knowledge exchange.
A lack of access to high quality data on energy is a tricky issue for researchers. Simon Elam investigates.
What are infrastructure interdependencies? Roger Street examines the links across sectors that make up the complexities of infrastructure.
In the second of our ECR events, Tom Sutton discussed the challenges of bringing research to policymakers.
As RCUK introduces a new reporting system, Fiona Hewer examines the pros and cons.
