Report highlights Scotland’s climate tech strengths
Scotland’s climate tech sector generates more than £15 billion each year and employs around 30,000 people, an ECCI report has found.
SAGES internship: Ashley Buchan and the Scottish Science Advisory Council
The SAGES internship programme links students with relevant host policy organisations to tackle global environmental challenges.
Sustainable Scotland Network Conference playback
On Wednesday 24 May, SSN hosted its annual Conference, Public Sector Climate Action: Working Together to Deliver.
International space agency disaster forum comes to ECCI
17 world space agencies gathered at ECCI last month for the 49th International Disaster Charter Meeting, hosted by the UK Space Agency.
Net Zero offers real ‘levelling up’ but Government must get behind green jobs
Today's Climate Change Committee briefing, with contributions from ECCI Director Prof Dave Reay, finds that a hands-off approach to the Net Zero workforce from Government will not work.
Climate Springboard Demo Day
The Climate Springboard Programme, run in partnership with the Royal Bank of Scotland, has taught over 50 SMEs how to save money and lower their carbon footprint.
ECCI partners with the India Consulate to launch new open access climate change course in Hindi
Launched today, 'Climate Solutions India' is a free course focussed on the science, impacts and solutions of climate change in India.
New SAGES Director announced
Professor Matteo Spagnolo of the University of Aberdeen has been appointed to lead SAGES (Scottish Alliance for Geoscience Environment and Society) from May 2023.
Job opportunities: Two new MSc Carbon Management lectureships
The School of GeoSciences, University of Edinburgh is advertising for two new lectureships, one in Climate Change Adaptation and one in Climate Change Mitigation.
Towards a Circular Economy: Scotland’s Bioresource Flows
New Scottish Science Advisory Council report, supported by SAGES policy interns, identifies the necessary practical steps to move Scotland forward towards a more circular bioeconomy.